a new one. Without reading the entire post... did you read page 4-8 of the user manual? It indicates that there is a USB option for BIOS recovery... I used that windows based flash utility and it wiped out my bios as well. I thought I'd post this here to help...

Could it be a bad PSU? CPU? Motherboard? Could an illegal copy of XP have wiped his bios perhaps? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, A.J. The illegal copy of xp almost certainly did not do anything to the bios. Probably the windows installation...

Wouldn't this drain RAM >and I could reboot fresh? The computer will not reach the state at which F8 >will have an effect. The RAM is wiped out when you power off the computer. You may refer to wiping out the BIOS settings.I do not know if this helps...

computer is using BIOS overlay software then you >do not repeat >>do not ever want to use the SYS C: command on that hard >drive. Doing >>so will wipe out the BIOS overlay software rendering the >entire drive >>inaccessible. All repeat all of...

just google it. nhobo water ftw :D NiBiTor can't do profiles and stuff, it is a BIOS editor (hence the name, Nvidia BIOS Editor). You need to use it, or another program, to save the video BIOS to a file and then edit that one. Alternatively, NiBiTor can...

continue to repeat this process for 20 minutes, each time you do it the fans will spin for a slightly longer time, eventually it will stay on. Then you must wipe out the BIOS and it will boot fine. Does anyone know what would make this happen? Or have a...

its stable, you don't HAVE to do anything. You can try to OC the CPU and then make your decision. If you do keep this ram, just make sure you remember these settings anytime you wipe the bios and have to setup everything again. Here's an article on the effects...

it was IN windows and i USED the asus update program. i thing my bios was wiped cleen and the new bios was not installed!! NOW it duz not start up as far as it the bios to i cant enter it to flash it and this is why we tell people not to update bios...

to it prior to wiping the drive. Am I missing something >here? Tia for any help. >Gary >> Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.compaq () unless the bios was wiped off the HDD.. wrote in message news:41e0c488.244643@nntp.charter.net... > The real...

the computer runs fine once the bios boots the OS.... so obviously something on the initial screen is slowing it down.....though I have no idea i wiped the CMOS, and the bios is the latest version..... i should probably play around with the stuff attached...