In nova net pc with intel D945GCLF Mother board , it does not boot the system asked to enter password to unlock the system pl solve the problem

sir,
how to nova net pc unlock bois setting 945 (atom intel) motherboard

while booting up it must be giving you an option to enter the cmos setup with hitting either f8 key or del key or f10 key. Just hit the key at the appropriate time and enter the advance setup in the cmos setup and go to boot devices and select the priority you wish. In some cases the hard drive and cd rom have jumper settings for putting them in master and slave mode. just read on the drive label and set your cd rom to master and your hdd to slave and you will be able to boot through cd and instal windows.

you kiss my ***

when you give power to computer press F2 or F1 or "del" key then enter in bios .
Then go to advanced configuration then check your lan port is disable? if it then enable it.
then check.
If it is in warrenty then take it to service shop they repalced it if it has hardware lan chip has issue.

i need to chech my intel mother board warranty

Their is no difference between a original board and a Intel chipset board as many secondary market or PC if you prefer, use intel chip sets on their boards,including INTEL , when they manufacture their own boards.
Link is to the INTEL motherboard support site: http://www.intel.com/products/motherboard/index.htm 

Hello sir

The Intel® Desktop Board D945GCLF is designed to support Internet-centric computing delivering incredible capabilities for the new flexible Mini-ITX form factor. Featuring the integrated 45nm Intel® Atom™ processor and the Intel® 945GC Express Chipset, this board is an energy-efficient solution for home users as well as for unique vertical market needs. Designed with Intel's leading edge 45nm Hi-k metal gate processor, this board delivers incredible opportunities to communicate, listen, watch, play, and learn via Internet connectivity.


For more information please click here

or copy-paste the below link in the address bar of a web browser.

http://www.intel.com/Products/Desktop/Motherboards/D945GCLF/D945GCLF-overview.htm

Thank you

Good bye and Take care

Raviteja

It sounds like you are having a hard drive failure.

The message your getting is not asking for the motherboard disk, it is asking for an operating system disk.

I don't understand how the computer ever get's to the Net if it can't get past asking for a system disk.

Please provide further information, such as operating system, how old the computer and hard drive are, and a more clear description of what the system is, or is not, doing.

Boot in safe mode and remove Norton then download "Rising antivirus and "filseclab" firewall and use them both are free
Norton is a pain in the ****

Clear the CMOS in case of an emergency.

Although the BIOS usually runs without errors, it can become corrupt in rare instances. If you're unable to enter your BIOS, or if you set a system password in the BIOS but forgot it, you might be able to fix the problem by clearing the CMOS memory. On some motherboards, this requires you to turn off and unplug your PC, disconnect the CMOS battery for a few hours, replace the battery, and turn on your PC again. Other motherboards have a CMOS clear jumper pin that you must move to a temporary position and then return it to its original position. Check your motherboard's manual to see which process you'll need to follow.

If a clear jumper pin isn't available and temporarily removing the battery doesn't work, check the motherboard manufacturer's Web site for instructions about resetting the BIOS.