Hello,
There is one person i my family who got same issue now.
Motherboard is older, he pluged in a flash disk then system went down.
Now this PC is not bootable, saying the same - CMOS checksum bad, detecking usb mass storage and that this PC will go down in 15 sec.
There is no possibility to go to BIOS to do any changes.
I unluged all disks / dvd / floppy (lol yeah still have floppy :D ) but message is still same.
I take off and put back RAM and still have same issue.
maybe nextime I will bring some ddr 2 ram to try it on mine ones if his is dead or not ..
if anybody have some solution I would like to test some yours advices.
Thanky Odin
Hello,
There is one person i my family who got same issue now.
Motherboard is older, he pluged in a flash disk then system went down.
Now this PC is not bootable, saying the same - CMOS checksum bad, detecking usb mass storage and that this PC will go down in 15 sec.
There is no possibility to go to BIOS to do any changes.
I unluged all disks / dvd / floppy (lol yeah still have floppy :D ) but message is still same.
I take off and put back RAM and still have same issue.
maybe nextime I will bring some ddr 2 ram to try it on mine ones if his is dead or not ..
if anybody have some solution I would like to test some yours advices.
Thanky Odin
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Hi,
Checksum errors are almost always an indication of RAM problems. Have you replaced the RAM lately? Or perhaps had modules out and not reinstalled properly? Is this a new board?
No mass storage devices looks like there are problems with connections or hardware problems with your hard drive.
Are you setting up a new board or did this just happen out of the blue?
Can you get into the BIOS setup when it begins booting?
Any other information would be helpful.
Wayneard
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