- Nov 17, 2014
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Hi,
My friend asked me to check one of his memory modules in order to check as it prevent his system from booting.
I tested it on my motherboard (I removed my all modules) and it returned 53 code. Ok, something with memory.
I put back the modules of mine (one of them I put into the same slot where his module was) - I first time it booted more or less ok (first time - overclocking error, second time - windows loaded fine).
Then I decided to check his module again. It again showed 53 code. "Ok, we're done" thought I and put my modules. (Again I put one of the modules in the same slot as his).
First time it showed only 4GB out of 8GB. I rebooted - and it started to show 6F code.
What should I do? As far as I understand I should clear CMOS?
P.S. I wanted to enter BIOS but my monitor simple did not even showed the logo
My friend asked me to check one of his memory modules in order to check as it prevent his system from booting.
I tested it on my motherboard (I removed my all modules) and it returned 53 code. Ok, something with memory.
I put back the modules of mine (one of them I put into the same slot where his module was) - I first time it booted more or less ok (first time - overclocking error, second time - windows loaded fine).
Then I decided to check his module again. It again showed 53 code. "Ok, we're done" thought I and put my modules. (Again I put one of the modules in the same slot as his).
First time it showed only 4GB out of 8GB. I rebooted - and it started to show 6F code.
What should I do? As far as I understand I should clear CMOS?
P.S. I wanted to enter BIOS but my monitor simple did not even showed the logo
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