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I have and asus P4B motherboard with Award Medallion Bios V6.0. Can somebody
tell me what command I need to access the CMOS. I have tried delete, F1, F2
and Esc but nothing works. When my system boots up I can only see the P4B
logo.
Jerry
Please email me at dular6@ica.net
 

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On Thu, 7 Apr 2005 07:55:06 -0400, "dular" <dular6@ica.net> wrote:

>I have and asus P4B motherboard with Award Medallion Bios V6.0. Can somebody
>tell me what command I need to access the CMOS. I have tried delete, F1, F2
>and Esc but nothing works. When my system boots up I can only see the P4B
>logo.

It should be Delete.

Sometimes the boot of extra controllers prevents Delete to come
through. You could try to disconnect drives on such one.

Sometimes an usb keyboard can also cause such problems. Then use a
ps/2 keyboard.

Further for some boards cold boot is necessary.

Well, actually I don't have hands on experience with P4B.

best regards

John
 
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dular wrote:
> I have and asus P4B motherboard with Award Medallion Bios V6.0. Can somebody
> tell me what command I need to access the CMOS. I have tried delete, F1, F2
> and Esc but nothing works. When my system boots up I can only see the P4B
> logo.
> Jerry
> Please email me at dular6@ica.net

It's usually del on an Award.

Wait for the keyboard lights to flash then hit it once per second.
(thats my usual trick - too often and you fill the keyboard buffer)

Ben
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