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No Keyboard Detected, 3 beeps.
Hi folks,
here's my issue now. During POST hear three beeps, then it writes "No Keyboard detected". I see both keyboard and mouse have light off, on the desktop, the lights are on. I tried another keyboard, in multiple USB, but it doesn't work.
Thx all.
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Sounds like motherboard might be going out, so CMOS reset has to work instead.
Pull battery, and leave reset jumper on for a while.
Install new battery, Reset jumper to normal, bring machine up, go into BIOS right away, select BIOS Defaults.
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there could be an error on manual?
I read:
2. Reset the current password and CMOS settings:
3.Locate the 3-pin CMOS or password-reset jumper on the system board a. (see “System Board Components” on page 14).
Remove the jumper plug from the CMOS or password-reset jumper b. pins 2 and 3.
Place the jumper plug on the CMOS or password-reset jumper
c. pins 1 and 2 and wait for approximately five seconds.
Remove the jumper plug and replace it on the CMOS or password reset d. jumper pins 2 and 3.
actually i have pins 1 and 2 plugged as default, which is opposite from what described in the manual.
My pins default position is the same as shown in this picture
By the way.. it doesn't work. Should i consider to replace my MoBo?
Remove anything non-essential (USB, extra cards & drives, etc.)
- Maybe even install a lower-power but known-good video card.
Remove and re-attach all connectors, DIMMs, etc.
No CPU, MB, or GPU OverClocks should be activated. All stock speeds.Dell Rockstar
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Possibly.
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Posted January 15th, 2013 01:00
From bad to worst.
I tried clearing CMOS, now a new error message adds up to the rest:"CMOS Checksum bad".
I can't figure it out how to solve this mess of problems.
Support needed down here :(