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has anyone seen this before?
this thing happened to me while fixing a computer of a customer.
i was in the bios at that time and i pressed F10 to exit and save and this is what i get!
3 Answers
- HAL9000Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
lol
If that came up after trying to save the BIOS settings you only have two options.
1. Remove CMOS battery and hope it resets itself
or
2. Attempt to flash the BIOS chip with the correct system firmware.
Check the manufactures site under their support section.
Never seen that before, pretty interesting. : )
- 8 years ago
There are viruses that write themselves to bios. That's what that this appears to be. Most bios viruses write themselves in such a way that they can't be removed except to replace the actual bios chip. A second possibility may be that it's a modded or custom bios intentionally installed by the owner. You should check with the owner before going further. If the owner hasn't intentionally flashed a modified bios on the computer you can try flashing with the latest bios available from the manufacturer but if it's a virus the chances of that solving the problem are slim, but still worth a shot.
- 8 years ago
no problem just put it motherboard Small Battery(that attached with motherboard) from its place and again set in its same place then see what will happen.its totally refresh and work properly.hope its help you.
