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KILLCMOS has killed my CMOS

Asked by Solutionsman2003 in Windows 95 and 3.x

Tags: killcmos, cmos

I tried running KILLCMOS in order to get past my BIOS password on my old HP Vectra PC running WIN95 and now when I reboot all I get after the very beginning of the boot is OPERATING SYSTEM NOT FOUND. I am afraid I get bamboozled by DEATHBOY. I was hesitant to run this program but after I saw it listed at what seemed like reputable sites, I gave it a shot! Bad move! I have files on that computer that I cannot get to but would really like to get back. ACtually, like to get it back up and running like before (without the bios password). Anybody out there able to give a novice a helping hand! The Vectra runs PHOENIX Bios (ver 4?)

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KILLCMOS has killed my CMOS

Asked by Solutionsman2003 in Windows 95 and 3.x

Tags: killcmos, cmos

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