Answer:
1) Enter CMOS setup.
2) In CMOS setup, look for an option to reset the CMOS values to the default setting or an option to load the fail-safe defaults. With many CMOS setup screens, there will be a function key to do this. For example, the F5, F6, F9, F11, or F12 key, as shown in the picture, may be set up as a shortcut to load the default settings. Other setups may list an option that you can arrow over to using the arrow keys and pressing Enter.
3) When found and selected, you'll likely be asked if you're sure you want to load the defaults. Press Y for yes or arrow to the yes option.
Once the default values have been set, make sure to Save and Exit and not just exit.
2) In CMOS setup, look for an option to reset the CMOS values to the default setting or an option to load the fail-safe defaults. With many CMOS setup screens, there will be a function key to do this. For example, the F5, F6, F9, F11, or F12 key, as shown in the picture, may be set up as a shortcut to load the default settings. Other setups may list an option that you can arrow over to using the arrow keys and pressing Enter.
3) When found and selected, you'll likely be asked if you're sure you want to load the defaults. Press Y for yes or arrow to the yes option.
Once the default values have been set, make sure to Save and Exit and not just exit.
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