Liteon na380 motherboard jumper layout - Lite On NA380 Motherboard

Hello steven,

Please press 5 time shift key now your keybord is unlock.

thanks,

keyboards do not key lock out if not working it will not work try another key board

Based on the layout below, the jumper to reset your BIOS is to the left of the SATA connectors. It should be markes JCMOS1.



Follow these procedures to clear the CMOS data :
1. Remove AC power line.
2. Set the jumper to "Pin 2-3".
3. Wait for at least five seconds.
4. Set the jumper to "Pin 1-2".
5. Power on the AC.

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Click on the link below to download the manual
Refer the manual for the motherboard layout diagram and the jumper setting detail.

*********** board sounds like the same as a Fujitsu board.
D1115
the user manual can be found at diplodocs
It shows the jumper settings and board layout for a Fujitsu motherboard.
I hope this helps. Have a great day

go to this site to visualize the motherboard layout as i'm about to describe below. Refer to pages 12-13 http://www.intel.com/assets/pdf/prodspec/dg31pr-tps.pdf

Note: Make sure to shut down your PC and unplug from power source.

- Look for Bios Setup configuration jumper block (the one marked X on the motherboard layout)
- You will see 3 pins with a jumper connecting 2 of the 3 pins.
- Ensure that the jumper is connected to pins 1-2 to set it to Normal mode

please refer to page 53 of the pdf file to check the pin configuration of the jumper block.

Hi James,

As I can see here that you need the jumper setting specifications for your motherboard K9N6SGM V2 #MS-7309 with a single IDE port.

Even this is for version 1 the layout for the Jumper settings are still the same with your version 2 motherboard the only differences with version to are the changes on the support and bios version

Link:( Manual)
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloadfile&dno=4212&type=manual

- you can try removing the cmos battery - download the motherboard manual from the manufacturer? to find the jumper layout - possibly the jumper is just 2 solder pads and not the actual jumper pins. you can short them momentarily together to get the same result as removing a jumper. - sometimes the inside of the pc case or cover has a schematic sticker attached to give the motherboard layout.

go to this link for the information you need http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/sr/sr_con.htm#IC