is it a desktop, or a laptop?nobody?
if you open up the computer, somewhere on the motherboard you should see a small watch battery. next to/relatively near that battery should be a jumper. switch the jumper, hit the power button on the computer, and wait 10 seconds. switch the jumper back, and boot up your computer. the overlcoking will be gone, so the processor will be back at 1.66, but the computer should boot. from there, start overclocking again!desktop
if you open up the computer, somewhere on the motherboard you should see a small watch battery. next to/relatively near that battery should be a jumper. switch the jumper, hit the power button on the computer, and wait 10 seconds. switch the jumper back, and boot up your computer. the overlcoking will be gone, so the processor will be back at 1.66, but the computer should boot. from there, start overclocking again!
Huh, wow, must be a weird motherboard. If there's no battery, then look around for jumpers, and test each one by switching it, powering on the computer aand then switching back, and then seeing if it works. Good luck!i dont see the battery
Yeah, some specs/pics would be helpfulTake a pic and post it here- or post the motherboard manufacturer and model.