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Solved After Changing Settings In Bios. PC Won’t Boot.tryed CMOS

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Tryed CMOS and jumper.someone also said that your motherboard might be shot.I just over clocked memory but when I searched previous discussion about it I saw I had over clocked in wrong way.do I have to get a new motherboard.I checked the ram in another PC and it was fine

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  1. Unplug the machine, move the jumper from the neutral location to the active location for say 5 or 10 seconds, move the jumper back and plug the machine in. Press the power button and access the BIOS set up. If you cannot access the BIOS set up try unplugging the hard drive and trying again. If the power supply has a manual off switch you may use that instead of unplugging it (the key here is that no power get to the motherboard during the process).
    Post back hardware list and a description of all that you see and hear if it does not work.

    You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.

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