my computer says cpu has changed please enter cpu speed cmos setup how do i do this
K kingy May 22, 2005 #1 my computer says cpu has changed please enter cpu speed cmos setup how do i do this
zephead Posts: 1,554 +0 May 22, 2005 #2 post a detailed description of the problem and your computer. no one here can help you much by reading what you've said thus far.
post a detailed description of the problem and your computer. no one here can help you much by reading what you've said thus far.
H howard_hopkinso Posts: 21,238 +17 May 22, 2005 #3 Hello and welcome to Techspot. I agree entirely with zephead, that there isn`t enough information in your post. Go and read this, then enter your system specs in user profile at the top of any page(click on edit profile). Also some background info as to when this problem first started etc would help. Regards Howard :wave: :wave:
Hello and welcome to Techspot. I agree entirely with zephead, that there isn`t enough information in your post. Go and read this, then enter your system specs in user profile at the top of any page(click on edit profile). Also some background info as to when this problem first started etc would help. Regards Howard :wave: :wave:
Rick Posts: 4,512 +66 Staff May 23, 2005 #5 Samstoned said: sounds like your cmos battery is dead Click to expand... Ditto on the CMOS battery. Very common side effect of this problem. The battery can be replaced and luckily most retail stores carry these batteries.
Samstoned said: sounds like your cmos battery is dead Click to expand... Ditto on the CMOS battery. Very common side effect of this problem. The battery can be replaced and luckily most retail stores carry these batteries.
Phantasm66 Posts: 4,909 +8 May 24, 2005 #6 Woah! Hold on a minute with the BIOS battery replacement! Put the screwdriver down, and back away slowly please! Before you go replacing anything, go into the BIOS and save settings. Does that make the message go away?
Woah! Hold on a minute with the BIOS battery replacement! Put the screwdriver down, and back away slowly please! Before you go replacing anything, go into the BIOS and save settings. Does that make the message go away?
G ggmitchell May 2, 2007 #7 cpu As a computer novice i need help please. When i start the computer a message says that i have changed my cpu which i have not.the computer is 4 years old with a winfast K7 motherboard. thanks Geoff
cpu As a computer novice i need help please. When i start the computer a message says that i have changed my cpu which i have not.the computer is 4 years old with a winfast K7 motherboard. thanks Geoff
zephead Posts: 1,554 +0 May 9, 2007 #8 ggmitchell, you need to post in the proper place in order to get help. start a new thread in CPUs, chipsets, and mobos. also, please read this before participating in the forum: https://www.techspot.com/extras/forum_guidelines/index.shtml https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic5906.html
ggmitchell, you need to post in the proper place in order to get help. start a new thread in CPUs, chipsets, and mobos. also, please read this before participating in the forum: https://www.techspot.com/extras/forum_guidelines/index.shtml https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic5906.html