Re: Energy saving mode problem [Divers] ocaholic

GiulioMaschi

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Posted on: 2014/6/30 9:09

Re: Energy saving mode problem #11

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LucaRocchi wrote:
Hmmm try to talk with ASRock, maybe they have some idea :/

that is the next step...I will email asrock asking for some explanation.

I will keep you updated, thx for now!

GiulioMaschi

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Posted on: 2014/7/1 6:39

Re: Energy saving mode problem #12

Question: what if I perform a CMOS reset or a bios reset? can I solve my problem?

LucaRocchi

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Posted on: 2014/7/1 6:45

Re: Energy saving mode problem #13

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GiulioMaschi wrote:
Question: what if I perform a CMOS reset or a bios reset? can I solve my problem?

Dont think so, but you can try. With CMOS reset you reset alla values and you have to set them again.

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Posted on: 2014/7/1 7:21

Re: Energy saving mode problem #14

Sure, if you haven't done a CMOS reset yet, I would highly recommend it.

GiulioMaschi

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Posted on: 2014/7/1 8:29

Re: Energy saving mode problem #15

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rewarder wrote:
Sure, if you haven't done a CMOS reset yet, I would highly recommend it.

ok then, I never done it before and i'm a total noob for this thing. I read that I have to detach the batteries on the mobo, is it dangerous for a newbe? Have I to reinstall the OS after that?

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Posted on: 2014/7/1 8:33

Re: Energy saving mode problem #16

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GiulioMaschi wrote:
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rewarder wrote:
Sure, if you haven't done a CMOS reset yet, I would highly recommend it.

ok then, I never done it before and i'm a total noob for this thing. I read that I have to detach the batteries on the mobo, is it dangerous for a newbe? Have I to reinstall the OS after that?

On every motherboard, there should be a clear CMOS jumper. You can either do it with that or you remove the batter and shorten the contacts there with a screw driver.
No, you won't have to reinstall the operating system.

GiulioMaschi

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Posted on: 2014/7/1 8:35

Re: Energy saving mode problem #17

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rewarder wrote:
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GiulioMaschi wrote:
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rewarder wrote:
Sure, if you haven't done a CMOS reset yet, I would highly recommend it.

ok then, I never done it before and i'm a total noob for this thing. I read that I have to detach the batteries on the mobo, is it dangerous for a newbe? Have I to reinstall the OS after that?

On every motherboard, there should be a clear CMOS jumper. You can either do it with that or you remove the batter and shorten the contacts there with a screw driver.
No, you won't have to reinstall the operating system.

thanks marc, I'll try that and post the results here

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Posted on: 2014/7/1 10:13

Re: Energy saving mode problem #18

I've done the cmos reset but the problem still stand...what's next now?

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