Solve : BIG boot problem?

1.	Solve : BIG boot problem?
Answer» Hi I did a stupid thing. I have a P4 @ 2.8GHz (Northwood) which is 133MHz * 21. I changed the 133 to 200 through BIOS and now my computer doesn't boot in ORDER for me to set the old value again. Do you have any idea of how i could deal with ths problem?Reset the BIOS to default settngs. I believe you can do this one of two WAYS, depending on your motherboard. One way is to remove the small battery on your motherboard that allows your BIOS settings and system time to be retained while the computer is off. The other way is to use a jumper on the motherboard to reset the BIOS settings to defaults. If you know what computer or motherboard manufacturer's website to go to for info on your computer, especially the motherboard, visit the site and SEARCH for info on the recommended procedure for your computer. Also, if you have a manual for your motherboard, look in it for instructions on how to do this.Quote Reset the BIOS to default settngs. I believe you can do this one of two ways, depending on your motherboard. One way is to remove the small battery on your motherboard that allows your BIOS settings and system time to be retained while the computer is off. The other way is to use a jumper on the motherboard to reset the BIOS At first many thanks for your instant reaction! If i remove the small battery what do i do next? I just put it back in and my computer has the default settings again? Thanks for every answer!YES remove it for about 15 seconds and place it back in, then the bios will be at default settings.thanks for your help! I 'll try it and tell you how it worked!Quote Yes remove it for about 15 seconds and place it back in, then the bios will be at default settings. And, here's a reference that that CONFIRMS the two methods: How do you reset the BIOS?

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I did a stupid thing. I have a P4 @ 2.8GHz (Northwood) which is 133MHz * 21. I changed the 133 to 200 through BIOS and now my computer doesn't boot in ORDER for me to set the old value again. Do you have any idea of how i could deal with ths problem?Reset the BIOS to default settngs. I believe you can do this one of two WAYS, depending on your motherboard. One way is to remove the small battery on your motherboard that allows your BIOS settings and system time to be retained while the computer is off. The other way is to use a jumper on the motherboard to reset the BIOS settings to defaults.

If you know what computer or motherboard manufacturer's website to go to for info on your computer, especially the motherboard, visit the site and SEARCH for info on the recommended procedure for your computer. Also, if you have a manual for your motherboard, look in it for instructions on how to do this.Quote

Reset the BIOS to default settngs. I believe you can do this one of two ways, depending on your motherboard. One way is to remove the small battery on your motherboard that allows your BIOS settings and system time to be retained while the computer is off. The other way is to use a jumper on the motherboard to reset the BIOS

At first many thanks for your instant reaction!
If i remove the small battery what do i do next? I just put it back in and my computer has the default settings again?
Thanks for every answer!YES remove it for about 15 seconds and place it back in, then the bios will be at default settings.thanks for your help!
I 'll try it and tell you how it worked!Quote

Yes remove it for about 15 seconds and place it back in, then the bios will be at default settings.

And, here's a reference that that CONFIRMS the two methods: How do you reset the BIOS?

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