Lost the Rider CLEAR CMOS
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Hello, after assembling a computer, I removed the jumper from my motherboard and unfortunately lost it afterward. When I finished building my computer, I encountered a problem, and I think the cause might be the lack of this part, but I'm not entirely sure, so I'm asking the question, thank you.
PC problem: when starting up, nothing appears on the screen, and the keyboard and mouse turn off and on repeatedly, however, the computer is functioning.
PC problem: when starting up, nothing appears on the screen, and the keyboard and mouse turn off and on repeatedly, however, the computer is functioning.
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Hello,
Normally, this jumper is only to be moved to reset the BIOS. A tip: using the tip of a small screwdriver (flat), make the contact yourself; place the tip of the screwdriver between the two pins you want to short and gently turn until the connection is made.
Try your machine; I know it's not easy with only one hand, but at least we'll know for sure. However, as nagashima says, I doubt your problems are solely due to that : )
Best regards
In computing, 99% of problems are located between the chair and the keyboard.
Normally, this jumper is only to be moved to reset the BIOS. A tip: using the tip of a small screwdriver (flat), make the contact yourself; place the tip of the screwdriver between the two pins you want to short and gently turn until the connection is made.
Try your machine; I know it's not easy with only one hand, but at least we'll know for sure. However, as nagashima says, I doubt your problems are solely due to that : )
Best regards
In computing, 99% of problems are located between the chair and the keyboard.
Hello, you say to turn slightly but how?
Hello
"slightly turn"
It's just a matter of making electrical contact between 2 pins with your metal screwdriver.