"abiliojr" <> wrote in message
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> Hi, I've been the owner of a 945GTP motherboard for 2 months. Yesterday
>
> I reconfigured the bios, and it appears that I miss some memory
> configuration. Even when I have 533 MHz DDR2 memories, there was
> something in the "agressive" mode that made the system crash. It gives
> me 3 beeps (thats base 64K memory problem). After that (without knowing
>
> it was a memory set up problem) I turned up the system with the bios
> jumper set in config. It ran ok, but I never replaced the memory config
>
> for the auto one. Now the system is totally inoperant, it gives 3 beeps
>
> both in normal mode and in config mode. There is no way to load a new
> bios, because the memory should be running ok for that. Is there any
> way to reset the bios to an original state? (I know the memories are
> good, because I tested them into another system)
Remove all of the memory, boot up the system until it beeps, complaining
about no memory. Shut down the system, re-install the memory and it
should now work as expected. If there's a jumper option to clear the
BIOS CMOS settings, do that also (or remove the battery on the
motherboard for a few minutes).
Bob
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