how can i restore my BIOS ?
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Answer / anis ur rehman
we can store our bios through the cell. if the cell is
removed the whole data will be removed but if the cell is
new and work it will store data.
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
One can restore bios by just replacing battery on
motherboard.
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Answer / anis ur rehaman
SIMPLY REMOVE THE BATTERY AND REPLACE IT AGAIN UR BIOS WILL BE RESTORED...
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Answer / vivek
I've stuccesfull mod my bios with slics 2.1, but after it
reboot n post when I
press f2 button in bios setup then I see my serial number
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