How to remove the bios battery from classified sr-2

Download, and install CPU-Z (From CPUID.com), if you have not already.

Open CPU-Z

Now multitask with your computer.........

Open your email.........look at a video on YouTube........stay on here.....

Get several threads going at the same time.

Or play an intensive game.....

Now look at the CPU tab on CPU-Z

See how both Processor cores are now running?

That is for a dual core processor. It's going to take a bunch more for a quad core.

Using a dual core processor for searching the internet, or watching videos; is like using a fuel dragster to run down to the store.

You need multiple threads open, to get the second core to kick in.
Apply to a quad core also.

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joecoolvette

Beep Code Descriptions


1 short beep Normal POST - system is ok
2 short beeps POST Error - error code shown on screen
No beep Power supply or system board problem
Continuous beep Power supply, system board, or keyboard problem
Repeating short beeps Power supply or system board problem
1 long, 1 short beep System board problem
1 long, 2 short beeps Display adapter problem (MDA, CGA)
1 long, 3 short beeps Enhanced Graphics Adapter (EGA)
3 long beeps 3270 keyboard card

Dear Sir,

To remove password in your BIOS

1. Turn off your PC ang remove power cable
2. Open your PC Casing and find the CMOS battery
3. Remove CMOS Battery Located in your Motherboard
4. Most Bios Battery is CR2032 Lithium Battery
5. After removing battery Short circuit the Positive (+) and Negative (-) pin in your bios terminals using a metallic screw or any metal to connect both terminal.
6. Put back the CMOS battery to its original location.
7. Turn on your pc and press F2 or delete depending on your Motherboard BIOS key.
8. Check if you can enter the BIOS settings.

Hope this will help,
Markus

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Hi, this can be caused by a BIOS update or a faulty motherboard battery. You can reset BIOS to default settings by pressing the F1 key during bootup, which will take you to the BIOS screen.

Unplug the power cord from the power supply.
The fastest way to clear the bios password would be to first find the bios/cmos battery on the motherboard. See the picture below.


Next find the 3-pin bios jumper. Asus motherboards usually mark the motherboard bios pins as, CLRTC.
It will be rather close to the bios battery. Pay attention to the current position of the bios jumper. It is currently set as normal. The jumper will cover pins 1 and pin 2.
Remove the jumper and place over pins 2 and pin 3. Doing this will clear the bios and will reset all bios settings to DEFAULT. Grab a small flat- head screw driver. Gently insert the screw driver slightly under the battery edge to help you to remove the battery. Wait 30 seconds and reseat the battery. Reset the bios jumper back to pins 1 and pin 2.
Reconnect the power supply cord. You will need to enter the bios and re-configure all your settings. Use your motherboard manual to help guide you through all your bios settings. Next time include the model number of your Asus MB.

Happy holidays!
Mike

Yes, if you remove the cmos battery and have your PC unpluged wait 2-3 mins before reseting battery it should reset the bio's.

There are 2 ways you can reset your bios. 
1. On the motherboard there is a small watch battery. Remove this battery along with the power cable from the power supply. Hold down the power button to fully discharge the system. Wait 2-3 minutes then reinstall the battery and plug in your system. Your reset is now complete 

2. Some motherboards have a 3 pin jumper by the battery. Lets say that the jumper is on pins 2 and 3. Remove the jumper while the machine is OFF and place onto pins 1 and 2. Power on your machine for a minute. (Note: Your system will not POST). Shutdown your machine and put the jumper back to pins 2 and
3. Your reset is now complete
There might also be an option within the BIOS to "Load Defaults" if that is all you are looking to do
please see this http://www.11a.nu/software/bios-pc-bios-security-and-maintanance-toolkit/
hope it helps!