Someone suggested I reset the cmos battery and it says to take the battery out and I’m not sure if this is the battery. Is this correct? ( I have a strix b550-f gaming motherboard)
Wheres the cmos battery?
How do i replace the CMOS battery on my motherboard? (Asus ROG Strix B560-G Gaming Wifi)
How would I reset cmos on my ASUS motherboard
there should be a jumper on the motherboard which can be set > power on > set the jumper back > power on. the motherboard manual will tell you where the bios clear jumper is
edit: makesure you power off the machine before changing the jumper
or easiest and lazy way would be to remove the power form the machine then remove the CMOS (silver coin) battery. press the power button, the fans will probably spin for a second, this should clear your bios.
reconnect the battery and power and power on as normal and make any changes you need to your bios
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I've looked around my motherboard and couldn't find where the battery was located. I even read the manual and checked the website and they both didn't have any info on where the battery was located and how to replace it.
I may have messed up graphics card settings on bios and I have know clue how or where I need to look to reset cmos please help Edit 1: it wasn’t the settings my graphics card wasn’t in completely but my battery was behind my GPU so if you have an ASUS motherboard make sure to take out your gpu and check under it
there should be a jumper on the motherboard which can be set > power on > set the jumper back > power on. the motherboard manual will tell you where the bios clear jumper is
edit: makesure you power off the machine before changing the jumper
or easiest and lazy way would be to remove the power form the machine then remove the CMOS (silver coin) battery. press the power button, the fans will probably spin for a second, this should clear your bios.
reconnect the battery and power and power on as normal and make any changes you need to your bios
Sorry for the lack of information I have no clue what the model of my motherboard is