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Please help. I don't understand the manual. I see the 2 pins which I assume are the jumpers but what do I do to them?
Clear CMOS MSI Z87-G41
- Thread starter Joni Norlamo
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EasyLover
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If there are total three pins then by removing the jumper from its current position and plugging in the other two pins and then plugging in the original pins.
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second
, and then plug in.
That's it
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second
, and then plug in.That's it
- Feb 26, 2014
- 4
- 0
- 4,510
EasyLover :
If there are total three pins then by removing the jumper from its current position and plugging in the other two pins and then plugging in the original pins.
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second, and then plug in.
That's it
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second
, and then plug in.That's it
Well in this model there are just 2 pins and no jumper. thats why it's weird. I dont really get it.
EasyLover
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Joni Norlamo :
EasyLover :
If there are total three pins then by removing the jumper from its current position and plugging in the other two pins and then plugging in the original pins.
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second, and then plug in.
That's it
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second
, and then plug in.That's it
Well in this model there are just 2 pins and no jumper. thats why it's weird. I dont really get it.
Really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok. Are you sure you are looking at right pins. CMOS clear pins are right beneath the last PCIe slot near its left most end.
Else look on the board for any other available jumper. Use it but don't forget to return it
- Feb 26, 2014
- 4
- 0
- 4,510
EasyLover :
Joni Norlamo :
EasyLover :
If there are total three pins then by removing the jumper from its current position and plugging in the other two pins and then plugging in the original pins.
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second, and then plug in.
That's it
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second
, and then plug in.That's it
Well in this model there are just 2 pins and no jumper. thats why it's weird. I dont really get it.
Really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok. Are you sure you are looking at right pins. CMOS clear pins are right beneath the last PCIe slot near its left most end.
Else look on the board for any other available jumper. Use it but don't forget to return it
yes i'm sure it's this way. it very weird. after searching for the problem in my pc im pretty sure it has something to do with the psu and not the cmos but thank you any way!
EasyLover
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- Dec 30, 2013
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Joni Norlamo :
EasyLover :
Joni Norlamo :
EasyLover :
If there are total three pins then by removing the jumper from its current position and plugging in the other two pins and then plugging in the original pins.
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second, and then plug in.
That's it
If there are only two pin, remove the jumper, wait for a second
, and then plug in.That's it
Well in this model there are just 2 pins and no jumper. thats why it's weird. I dont really get it.
Really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok. Are you sure you are looking at right pins. CMOS clear pins are right beneath the last PCIe slot near its left most end.
Else look on the board for any other available jumper. Use it but don't forget to return it
yes i'm sure it's this way. it very weird. after searching for the problem in my pc im pretty sure it has something to do with the psu and not the cmos but thank you any way!
Actual problem was not mentioned in your thread. All it contains is how to clear the CMOS using jumper. Anyhow, Good luck if you've figured out the not stated problem.
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