CMOS CONFIGURATION

STEP 4

Cmos is the thing on your down far right side, a black chip that basically connects your hardware to become visible or recognizable by the computer and besides it is the cmos battery, and that rounded silver shape on your farthest right is what it makes your cmos remembers all your configuration about your hardware, like hard drives, disc drives, video cards, etc. Remember depleted cmos battery make your cmos dumb. To reset cmos there are tiny black or red jumpers that can be pull out to reset everything from passwords to configurations you can't even remember it anymore, so in other words if in case you lost the password from your cmos then is always a reset jumper that kicks everything backs to it's fucking place. How to go to your local cmos configuration?

1. Restart your PC.

2. While restarting press DEL or ENTER then you'll go directly to cmos.

3. Click advance BIOS features.

4. Change the first boot device into FLOPPY instead of HDD, this is what usually technician do to prevent you from tampering your PC.

5. Don't forget to save up and exit.

6. You can start loading you operating system (Windows, Linux or UNIX)

REMEMBER UNLESS YOUR COMPUTER TURNS ON IT'S STILL OKEY, NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT, IT WILL ONLY BE BROKEN IF YOU POCKED IT HARD WITH SCREW DRIVER, DROP IT, SCRATCH IT, OR WET IT THEN IT'S PROBABLY BROKEN NOW. YOU KNOW GUYS I'M NO COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADUATE BUT I'VE LEARNED TO FIX MY OWN COMPUTERS BY JUST READING THE INSTRUCTION IN BETWEEN THE LINES, IF I CAN TEACH MY 9 YEAR OLD BROTHER TO ASSEMBLE A DESKTOP THEN YOU CAN DO IT MUCH BETTER, IT'S AS EASY AS PLAYING YOUR LEGO'S WHEN YOU USED TO BE KIDS OR TEA CUP PARTY. WHEN COMPUTERS DON'T WORK THEY ARE WITH LOOSE COMPONENTS THAT GOES TO FIT EXACTLY WHERE IT SHOULD FIT MEANING ONE COMPONENT IS DEFERENT FROM THE OTHER SO WON'T BE ABLE TO PLUG IT INTO THE MOTHERBOARD IF IT'S NOT THE RIGHT COMPONENTS. AND IF THEIR IS LEAKING OR DISCOLORATION AMONG THE COMPONENTS THEN YOU'LL HAVE TO REPLACE A COMPONENT, COMPONENTS THAT ARE COMMONLY REPLACED ARE THE MOTHERBOARD (in three years life span) NOTHING LESS, I HAVE BEEN TRICKED BY TECHNICIANS BEFORE AND ALL ARE LIARS. USUALLY WHEN PC ARE CONSTANTLY RESTARTING IT'S EITHER A LOOSE CONNECTIONS OR OVERHEATING (commonly known as overclocking). AND ALWAYS WEAR RUBBER SHOES OR RUBBER GLOVES TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCKS. (KIDS DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME WITHOUT ADULT SUPERVISON)