How to reset BIOS?

uhhhh... just a suggestion - try disconnecting the psu from the mobo for a while, while the battery is out. if that doesnt work, leave it overnight? not long ago i was having a problem and there was people talking about using a screwdriver to connect soldered points to reset CMOS, dont know much about this though, i had jumpers.

odd, but in my bios theres an option to reset all settings.

"Bring out the dead..."
"I'm not dead yet!"
"Yes you are!"

> "just reset it in the BIOS setup?"

No, there's no such option BIOS in general menu, just BIOS default that leaves main data intact.
I have never had such difficulties there before. It was so easy with other motherboards.

> “jumpers?”

There are few unlabeled jumpers, they are closed, I played with them anyway.

> ”a manual?”

I don’t have a manual, unfortunately. It's a stupid famous 430VX motherboard, famous by its PT-7502 and 03/03/97-i430VX-02071997-00 string, posted by struggling people on message boards and motherboard-BIOS recognition sites around the world on different languages. At least 7 name brand manufacturers produced motherboards with similar data. And several OEM I think.
I'm trying to upgrade this board and use it in my home network for client-server database study.

OK, I have followed one good advice and disconnected the power supply, and another: I'm just leaving everything till next day.
Thank you everyone, good night.

There's no one unlabeled there, there are the connectors to LEDs, and several jumpers, but they are all labeled with very clear meaning what they are for. Niether beside the BIOS CMOS.
Anyway, I have played different situations with few of them that have no lables, but closed. There no more other empty pins on the motherboard. Anyway, I'm still wating from last night, and I'm going to take another 2-hour walk before to continue. Hope this will be enough.
Thank you.