When you yank the battery you are in effect clearing cmos. Have you
went into bios and checked settings?
went into bios and checked settings?
Cant cycle power without removing battery
I have an Intel D865GBF motherboard and if I remove the cmos battery, then reinsert it, the system will then turn on and power up into win2k.
I can then reboot it fine.
However, if I do a shutdown and power the computer off, then try to restart it, it won't boot. the fan will start to spin, then shutoff.
If I pull the cmos battery, and put it back in, then it will restart again.
I have replaced the Power Supply and flashed a new bios to try to resolve, with no success.
Ideas?
I can then reboot it fine.
However, if I do a shutdown and power the computer off, then try to restart it, it won't boot. the fan will start to spin, then shutoff.
If I pull the cmos battery, and put it back in, then it will restart again.
I have replaced the Power Supply and flashed a new bios to try to resolve, with no success.
Ideas?
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