TROUBLESHOOTING COMPUTER ISSUES
COMPUTER TROUBLESHOOTING
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Question
[CLICK ON ANY CHOICE TO KNOW THE RIGHT ANSWER]
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Secure the battery
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Replace the battery
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Contact the mother board manufacturer to obtain a new BIOS chip
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If the mother board has two BIOS chips, the second BIOS chip can be used.
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Check that the removable drives do not contain media that is interfering with the boot process
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Detailed explanation-1: -Please access the recovery environment by turning your computer on and off three times. After that, Win 10 will boot into the diagnostics mode. Now, you should click on Advanced options on the recovery screen. Then, choose Troubleshoot, Advanced options and Startup Repair in order.
Detailed explanation-2: -If a BIOS update goes wrong, it could stop your motherboard from working correctly and potentially stop your computer from starting as expected. So, if you do need to update your BIOS always follow the manufacturer’s BIOS updating process.
Detailed explanation-3: -1 | BIOS Error-Failed to Overclock Your CMOS battery is failing. Your system is having power issues. Overclocking your RAM or CPU (we do not overclock our parts) Adding a new device which is defective.
Detailed explanation-4: -Go to the BIOS settings of the computer that’s stuck on the BIOS screen. Change the boot order to let the computer from a USB drive or CD/DVD. Insert the DVD/CD into the problematic PC or plug in the bootable USB into it. Reboot your faulty computer; you will now be able to gain access.