NEED SOME BIOS HELP!!!

In your mobos owners manual (which can be downloaded from net usually as .pdf) it will explain how to clear your CMOS. Do that then set your BIOS up the way it used to be minus the password. To clear CMOS you'll have to remove the little battery from your mobo and sometimes move a jumper, wait for a while put jumper back (if moved) then replace battery. This will set your BIOS to defaults, which as stated above will mean you'll have to set any and all changes you or anybodyelse made before.

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No, sorry the only way to do this is to get dirty LOL. If you tell me which mobo you have I'll walk ya through it. It's not nearly as bad as you might think. If you pull off your left (looking from front) side panel you should see the battery (round and flat, about the same size as a quarter). You may have to push some cables aside (I recommend powering down puter and unplugging it). Again there may be a jumper involved so try to find out who made the board. Again it's not that hard and no theres no software to help you out doing this.

BTW make sure to ground yourself (touch power supply with your finger) before touching anything inside of case.

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Or you could wear one of those stupid grounding straps that attaches to your wrist

Forgetting bios passwords happens to the best of us

It's all good ^_^

My whole problem with those grounding straps is they aren't actually connected to the ground, unlike your PSU LOL. And ya they look stupid.

Psyko

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