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Old May 5th, 2008, 04:47 PM
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Computer wont start after i changing memory config to manual aggressive
umm my computer wont start after i change the memory configuration on BIOS settings from automatic to Manual - Aggressive, any ideas on how to get the BIOS setting screen up??
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well said edman007 :-)

there should be a jumper on your motherboard to set the BIOS to default.
if you dont know where the jumper is, go to your mobo's homesite and look for a manual.
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I think that you can to reset BIOS manually as well as EldHawke said.
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