Need jumper settings for motherboard E114139 94V-0

to do what?
name a job, ok?, then ask for documents. needed for a job .
a real schematic (electronic) HP does not provide that, why would they? i fact it would be marked secret, and some have been stolen. Looks like job for the DARK net , no?

or do you just need a drawing, showing where things plug in.

READ THE MANUAL,IF LOST.GO TO THE MANUFACTURERS
SITE AND DOWNLOAD A NEW ONE.

You will probably need to 'default' the mainboard. There should be a 'jumper' (set of 3 pins with a small cap spanning two of them) may say CLR or similar in silkscreen on the board next to the jumpers. Definitely get a manual for your computer to help you find this jumper - hopefully it will be as simple as moving the cap to the third pin (move from pins 1 and 2 to pins 2 and 3) This will short the CMOS and clear it. If everything else is default settings - then you are good to go. Move the jumper back to original position and try to start.

Hi,
The hard drive / optical drive have jumper settings, not the motherboard. PATA has jumper settings, but SATA do not require any. The diagram of the setting is drawn on the hard disk itself below the serial number etc. For SATA, look on the motherboard for the SATA ports. Each port will be named as like SATA 0, SATA 1 etc. If you want the hardd disk to boot first, plug it in SATA 0. and the next device in SATA 1. However, you can also set the first and other boot device from the BIOS itself, in case of SATA.

it has a coms jumper in side coms battery 1-2 jumper normal position 2-3 clear coms choice 2-3 then *********** board reset

give me your email add i will send you a manual for *********** board

tried a diff monitor-if same issue replace mb

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MATTOTECH if you do not have you're user manual for the ECS 661FX-M7 (V1.1) motherboard. You can download it from this link. http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?detailid=476&DetailName=Manual&MenuID=44&LanID=0
Create a folder on you're desktop & give it a name. Download the manual, file name 661FX-M7.zip into the folder. Uncompress the file within the same folder. You will need Adobe PDF reader to view the pdf manual. If you do not have Adobe reader you can download it for free here. http://www.download.com/Adobe-Reader/3000-2378_4-10000062.html?hhTest=1

Go to page 4 which will show you a picture of the board. Each item is numbered. Page 5 will describe each number.
Number 6 is the bios jumper. Than go to page 9. This will show you how to set the jumper to clear the bios/cmos. (Leave it in the clear position for 15 seconds), than move the jumper back to pins 2 & 3, its normal position.

EliteGroup 661FX-M7 (V1.1) main web site
http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?DetailID=476&CategoryID=1&DetailName=Feature&MenuID=44&LanID=0

Good luck!

Mike

Set the jumper to recovery or to clear
CMOS Jumper
1-2 - Mostly normal
2-3 - Clear
0-0-0 Recovery no jumper

Its a basic conscept it can change according to your bios manual you follow - Trace the cmos jumper exactly dont short any other jumper

Actually, your motherboard is a GA-7ZMMH, which we were lucky enough to see in the BIOS ID string. You can find the latest BIOS's from Gigabyte's website at: http://www.giga-byte.com/Support/Motherboard/BIOS_Model.aspx?ProductID=1315 It looks like you're on the F5 rev. I would suggest the F10 rev, and only go to the F11b rev if you need the support for the Athlon XP 2600+. If you are not upgrading your BIOS for CPU support, or you do not need to support a CPU faster than the Athlon XP 2200+, then go with the F10 rev.