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After you set the CMOS (BIOS) settings as suggested above by jhance, please make sure to SAVE your settings, so that next time you boot, your settings will not default back to the ones that aren't set.<br />

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After you set the CMOS (BIOS) settings as suggested above by jhance, please make sure to SAVE your settings, so that next time you boot, your settings will not default back to the ones that aren't set.


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Thanks,<br />
I will lookinto this,most probably I guess this willbe the &nbsp;solution. Yes,I do have latest antivirus onmy system.<br />

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Thanks,
I will lookinto this,most probably I guess this willbe the  solution. Yes,I do have latest antivirus onmy system.


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Hi,<br />
During the system bootup,Iam having problem,showing CMOS checksum Error-Defaults loaded.<br />
Can someone give any solution to this problem.<br />
thanks<br />

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Hi,
During the system bootup,Iam having problem,showing CMOS checksum Error-Defaults loaded.
Can someone give any solution to this problem.
thanks


System booting problem

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