Mobo wont save bios settings windows#

What else can be done to solve this problem. It is the removal and replacement of capacitors is what I have not done as there is no bulging capacitor on the mobo. I have read similar posts on the same type of Dell desktop and follow the steps or suggestions which have not yielded the expected result. If not, or that does not fix it, you more than likely need to flash the motherboard BIOS to a more recent version. (only applies if you have a motherboard that has UEFI) Trying switching back between UEFI Compatible, or Legacy PCI. Once the power cable is removed from the psu even for as short as 5 seconds, settings are lost whenever I restart the system. said: Check your bios settings to see if you have a setting called PCI ROM Priority. the thing is, it was working before, before it would go to the installation screen for windows.

Mobo wont save bios settings windows#

The system will boot into windows without any error message as long as the power cable remains in the psu. I've been to boot from a usb on my a78m e35 mobo. It was working for 2 days, then all of a sudden the primary display started reverting back to auto. I finally figured out a fix: and that was to go inside the bios, and change the primary display from auto -> PCI-E. For some reason, my BIOS wasn't reading the card. I've been missing the option to save my changes in BIOS settings, but i can't seem to find it. I remove the Pswd jumper for the RTC reset pin, restart the system, reset time, date and others save the settings and reboot the system. ASUS Z97-A BIOS settings not saving Recently, i got a new graphics card. Some of the discovery I made include a dead power indicator lamp, but the system still boot, and none existing jumper on RTC reset pin. I have changed the cmos battery from another desktop Optiplex GX 745 that works yet the problem remains. I have a 2nd hand bought Dell GX620 desktop which failed to remember it's bios settings once the power cable is removed from the psu or there is power cut from the public power supply.