Hp dv6000 video bios shadowed

[iriegal4u2]

my hp dv6000 will not get past this screen.

Bios Version F. 1A
Cpu Stepping = Unknown 2000MHZ
479M System Ram Passed
512 KB L2 Cache
System bios Shadowed
Video Bios Shadowed
Atpai CD-Rom Philips DVD -Ram SDVD8821
Fixed Disk 0: St98823AS
Mouse initialized
Sytstem Configuration Data updated
ERROR
0271: Check date and time settings
Warning
0251: System CMOS checksum bad-Default configuration used


Any help appreciated

 

[Saga Lout]

my hp dv6000 will not get past this screen.

Bios Version F. 1A
Cpu Stepping = Unknown 2000MHZ
479M System Ram Passed
512 KB L2 Cache
System bios Shadowed
Video Bios Shadowed
Atpai CD-Rom Philips DVD -Ram SDVD8821
Fixed Disk 0: St98823AS
Mouse initialized
Sytstem Configuration Data updated
ERROR
0271: Check date and time settings
Warning
0251: System CMOS checksum bad-Default configuration used


Any help appreciated

Can you tap whichever key at startup that gets you into BIOS or Setup menus? Delete or Function 2 are favourites - then check that the system data and time is correct.

 

[iriegal4u2]

Thank you Saga Lout for your help, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I went out of town. I can get into the bios by f2. The time and date are not correct. I noticed that I can only get into the date and time screen. Everything else on the bios does not give me access. I changed the date and time, but when the computer restarted, it went back to some other date and time.

 

[Saga Lout]

Thank you Saga Lout for your help, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I went out of town. I can get into the bios by f2. The time and date are not correct. I noticed that I can only get into the date and time screen. Everything else on the bios does not give me access. I changed the date and time, but when the computer restarted, it went back to some other date and time.

Sounds as though the BIOS is forgetting its settings and that could mean the CMOS battery has gone flat. It's difficult in a laptop - a PC allows easy acces to a battery. I have the remains of a dead DV6000 in my workshop - when I open up at around 09:00 BST I'll look at the motherboard to see if ther battery is accessible and replaceable and post back later.[/#000ff]