Newer desktop motherboards allow you to reset the BIOS settings using a dedicated jumper on the board itself. For motherboards without the jumper, you can usually accomplish the same thing by ...

Find your computer's motherboard and look for the CLRTC jumper, a set of two pins on the motherboard. The ASUS motherboard jumper abbreviation CLRTC stands for "clear real-time clock," since it's ...

1 Fans 2 USB-C 3.x 3 USB-A 3.x (rotated) 4 Front I/O A motherboard header is used to connect an external device, be it a fan, ...

The most obvious one involves going into the BIOS menu, but there are also hardware options that involve removing and reseating the CMOS battery or moving around a jumper on the motherboard.

to drain any power from the mainboard and power supply. And look for a reset jumper on the motherboard, that should set the BIOS to factory default. Are BIOSs from this era generic enough that I ...

That didn't fix the issue. I tried the clear CMOS jumper again with the known working RAM in the motherboard. That didn't fix the issue. I wondered if it was a dead CPU. So I removed the CPU and ...

This will do the job for you. Alternatively, you can use the jumper button on the motherboard to reset the CMOS. Read next: Fix Alert, System battery voltage is low message.

Manually clearing your BIOS requires that you move a ‘jumper’ (a small bridge) on the motherboard from one position to another. To track down where this jumper is on your board, have a look at the ...

One interesting bank of jumpers, also at the very top of the ... Part of Asus' reputation is built on producing extremely stable motherboards. That heritage seems to have carried through to ...

When installing two PATA drives, jumpers on the back of the drives let you designate them a master or slave, the former of which had no priority over the latter and motherboards could also ...