Cmos help required *$#&*!!

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stallyn1

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Vista blue screen of death, said cause of death was computer power management control with a action of repair being bios update as per vista problem reporting. shit! so i used msi live update and the last thing i saw was cmos destroyed and the computer reset. then it went to the american megatrends screen then it said cmos checksum bad F1 to run setup F2 to load default values and continue. only problem none of the buttons will do anything.
I cleared the cmos now i get the new bios version up top pentium d 3.0 dram ddr 667 sata drives etc down to CMOS settings wrong CMOS date/time not set F1 to run setup F2 to load default values and continue F11 to enter boot menu again the buttons do not do anything at this point.
suggestions! help!
Pentium D 3.0
MOBO MSI ms-7529 v 1.1 now flashed to 2.4 (2 months old)
4g ddr2 ram
750gb seagate hd
 
stallyn1 said:
Vista blue screen of death, said cause of death was computer power management control with a action of repair being bios update as per vista problem reporting. shit! so i used msi live update and the last thing i saw was cmos destroyed and the computer reset. then it went to the american megatrends screen then it said cmos checksum bad F1 to run setup F2 to load default values and continue. only problem none of the buttons will do anything.
I cleared the cmos now i get the new bios version up top pentium d 3.0 dram ddr 667 sata drives etc down to CMOS settings wrong CMOS date/time not set F1 to run setup F2 to load default values and continue F11 to enter boot menu again the buttons do not do anything at this point.
suggestions! help!
Pentium D 3.0
MOBO MSI ms-7529 v 1.1 now flashed to 2.4 (2 months old)
4g ddr2 ram
750gb seagate hd
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When the bios is reset it will disable USB keyboard support. You need to get a PS/2 keyboard, go into the bios and set USB keyboard support to enable.
 
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