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Hello, I'm putting a computer together for the first time and I ran into this lovely issue which at firs wasn't letting me do anything past POST or BIOS setup. A friend suggested taking the mobo battery out for a few minutes then putting it back in. After doing this, I still get the cmos checksum bad error with the options of f1 to setup bios and f2 to run with defaults. If I press f2 the computer seems to boot up just fine, and I can log in and what not. I'm just concerned that I'm avoiding a problem by just pressing f2 every time.
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SpudgeWitty commentsgo next to this blue dot thingyRegistered Userregular
edited December 2010
Please post the make/model of the mobo
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bad checksum just means your bios settings were reset when you pulled the battery out and you haven't gone in and set any. The biggest problem you could run in to is the date and time in your bios will be wrong.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130227
There you go!
Also try flashing the BIOS, you can get the lastest FW here
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Run the utility and it should show whether or not there are any updates to apply to your board
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