I've swapped the cmos battery with the one from mu "old" PC and put some cardboard between the MB and the case plate. Same thing. <br><br>I've also removed usb devices, removed audio card, Hdd ...

Quick, simple, easy—the question, at least. For the answer, we’ll start with the basics. In some systems, the CMOS battery powers a small, super-low-power volatile memory chip on your motherboard.

I just got the Asus mobo and I was looking around in the BIOS and I was thinking hey, windows is a plug and play OS, so I enabled it, and now my keyboard wont work. I can't figure out how to reset ...