however I never really did anything about the suggestions, and what was generally reckoned to be the problem.
Basically, I became unable to access the bios on my MSI P35 Neo2-fr mobo (there was no reason for it insofar as I could tell).
Generally when I posted about this it was thought that this was something to do with the fact I was using a USB keyboard (which is not native to the bios), and that I should get the old PS/2(? is that what they're called? ) keyboards and try that - well, months went by and because I was happy with everything set up the way it was, I just sort of forgot about it.
Recently however I FINALLY got the motivation to get round to it this week, since I was thinking of maybe upgrading from my e2160 @2.8 to an e5200 or 7200. Ergo I got an old keyboard from a dell, plugged it in, and promptly failed to get into the bios again: as a result, I am sort of curious as to what would stop me from accessing my bios like this? I could try clearing the CMOS, but then I might lose my OC settings and STILL not be able to access the bios.
Basically, I became unable to access the bios on my MSI P35 Neo2-fr mobo (there was no reason for it insofar as I could tell).
Generally when I posted about this it was thought that this was something to do with the fact I was using a USB keyboard (which is not native to the bios), and that I should get the old PS/2(? is that what they're called? ) keyboards and try that - well, months went by and because I was happy with everything set up the way it was, I just sort of forgot about it.
Recently however I FINALLY got the motivation to get round to it this week, since I was thinking of maybe upgrading from my e2160 @2.8 to an e5200 or 7200. Ergo I got an old keyboard from a dell, plugged it in, and promptly failed to get into the bios again: as a result, I am sort of curious as to what would stop me from accessing my bios like this? I could try clearing the CMOS, but then I might lose my OC settings and STILL not be able to access the bios.