A few days ago I built a new PC with the D975XBX2 motherboard. Digidata 1322a Driver Windows 7 on this page. I booted up initially and flashed the BIOS to version 2333, which was the latest at the. Setting the BIOS configuration jumper to configure mode and editing the BIOS still resulted in a BIOS freeze. I did not perform the recovery BIOS operation as detailed in the D975XBX2 manual, for flashing the BIOS indicated it would reset the CMOS, which was what I wanted to accomplish at the time but did not resolve the issue.

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Update: It only took me 7 days to work out the problem haha, after taking to 3 computer shops whom had no idea, and after talking to a so called expert at intel who again couldn't help, The problem was for some reason after the changes i made to the bios nothing worked apart from the dvd drive going nuts, baffled after clearing the cmos and trying to reinstall the bios still no joy then today i tried everything i possibilly could changed everything on the board still nothing In the manual it refers to how to have jumpers for bios recovery etc. Thats it and normal boot, i looked very closely at my board to check for damage of any kind and saw another jumper configuration for the bios refering to bios config in the 2-3 position rather than in 1-2 position normal, and hey presto it let me in to the bios wooooooohhhhhooooohhhoooooowwwwwwwhhhhhooooooo needless to say i was happy so reset what i had done wrong put the jumpers back to normal position and its works, i have learn t a very important lesson If it's not broken, don't fix it rolleyes.gif. Theycontrolus wrote:I experiencing the same situation and this is the second time in 2 months my intel bios has done this. First time i ended up having to ship it back for exchange.

But now im skeptical about the bios. Let me ask you did you have any video display on the monitor when trying to boot or was there NO VIDEO displayed. I do not like the fact that i have no video to diagnose the problem after i changed a couple of settings. Davinci Resolve 10 Mac Keygen Torrent. I just recovered from the same problem. If you jumper pins 2 and 3 - it'll put you into the maintenance screen from which you can reset everything back to default values. Hey Trebor, from what you describe it is clear that the Board you use comes with EFI BIOS!

Which means, removing CMOS battery will only clear the RTC time. This means in the next boot the time will be reset to default. In these latest Intel motherboards, I guess you need to use a baseboard jumper to clear the NVRAM. Facebook Manager Gallery 1.3 Download. Please double check whether there is a silkscreen text next to the jumper you used with tag 'NVRAM_CLR'.

If so then that is meant for clearing setup changes. I really wish I read your post the day/time you posted Sorry that you suffered.