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Thanks for the information, Bill Watt! I will also investigate and have an
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"Bill Watt" wrote in message
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: On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 22:49:26 -0500, Bill Watt
: wrote:
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: On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:17:03 -0500, Chuck
: wrote:
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: Hugh Candlin wrote:
: "Chuck" wrote in message
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:
: Gary S. Terhune wrote:
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: PS- Tim, if you decide that the mobo battery needs changing, be sure
to
: go into BIOS *before* changing it and write down all the settings
there.
: You'll have to reset them after replacing the battery.
:
:
: Isn't there a way to save the BIOS settings to a floppy (you probably
: couldn't access the HD after yanking the battery).
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: Yes. There are programs available to do that.
:
: I know I have one lying around somewhere,
: perhaps on one of my Resource Kits.
:
: I've never had a need for it. I just use autodetect,
: or punch in the drive parameters stamped on the label.
:
:
:
: I've never written down any of my bios settings. Does the "print screen"
: button work while in the bios. If so maybe I'll just go to the critical
: sections and print them out.
:
: Chuck,
:
: Get Cmossave/cmosrest.zip. It's a small utility. The program will
: record the CMOS settings into a file and restore them whenever
: needed. Read the text file. Put a copy of the CMOS saved file on the
: HDD and a floppy.
:
: http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4049.html
:
: I have version 1.4 but haven't used it.
:
: I just got ver 3.8. The Ga download site didn't work but the Fla.
: one did. It's only 29k.
:
: Don't keep old saves around so you don't accidentally restore an old
: one.
:
: Regards,
:
: Bill Watt
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