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Re: I have problem with this board when i open it there a...
You can clear the cmos by removing the lithium coin battery, and short circuit the contacts in the batter holder, then re-insert the battery. That will set the cmos settings back to factory default.
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Your laptop bios may not be booting into the operating system drive or your drive partion may have an error.Try entering into the bios and checking to see that the boot order is still set to boot from Drive 0(Hard drive).During boot up,the bios looks for command to find the first boot device specified according to system settings.You can enter into the setup by tapping the Delete key when u first power up your computer..please let me know how u make out:)
your hard disk is disconnecetedor loose . pls check the hard disk power cable & IDE or SATA cable. Then check BIOS hard disk detected or not if hard disk is not detected your hard disk is faulty.
To clear cmos you'll need to remove the cmos battery from the motherboard for about 5-10 seconds then replace. You need your motherboard disk in order to load the bios. If you do not have this disk then you will need to go to the board manufacturer's website & download the bios. Follow the directions they have at the site to make a bootable disk & then boot from this disk. Hope this helps & please remember to rate my answer. Thanks.
Hi canturob,
When a system reports a check sum error the bios is telling you the information stored from the last working boot does not match the current settings stored in the bios. Please power down your MSI system, unplug the power cord. Open the case & clear the bios. Location of JBAT1 on page 3 in manual. Clear CMOS Jumper: JBAT1 page 10 in the manual. Remove the battery/cmos. Check it's voltage with a volt meter. It should test to 3volts DC. Anything less & the battery needs to be replaced.
While in the case re-check all data cables & power cables for good connection.
The MSI board uses the Award bios. Your current beep code of 1 long & six short is not a common beep code for the Award bios. See bios beep codes here: http://www.bioscentral.com/beepcodes/awardbeep.htm
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