Hello there smohsin_p574.
Here's your geek-steer ...
Let me guess ...
You have just recently (or at least prior to this latest bootup attempt) performed a mechanical reset of the BIOS/CMOS password by either removing the motherboard battery, or (more likely) manipulating the JBAT reset jumper from pin position 1-2 to 2-3 ... right? Furthermore, you did this of course to reset a forgotten/lost password ... right?
If so, don't get out the panic button, you simply forgot to REPLACE the jumper back into the original 1-2 pin position. Don't feel bad ... it could happen to anyone, even me :)
Now read that message you computer is telling you ... makes much more sense now doesn't it?
I gotta know if I'm right on this one, so PLEASE do post back EITHER WAY ...
"Today's the best day of my life ... and NOW you're part of it!"
Via-con-Dios and Godspeed -- Geekinator (aka Craig).
@smohsin_p574.
I focused so hard on the PC message portion of you question that I now see I overlooked your clearly stating that "...my computer was working properly but when i started it few days ago."
If that is accurate, I would be remiss in not stating the obvious:
If I'm right (and I believe I am), them someone else was responsible for this without your knowledge. In which case, you may not have any idea how to perform the corrective procedure.
Is so, refer to your PC/BIOS/motherboard documentation (i.e., user's/system manual) and my solution's terms/descriptoon, and you should be able work your way thru it. If not, post back and we can cover it in sufficient detail.
Good luck (and happy sleuthing).
"Today's the best day of my life ... and NOW you're part of it!"
Via-con-Dios and Godspeed -- Geekinator (aka Craig).
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