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- Power down the system
- Remove the power cord from power supply. (power cord from PSU to AC wall outlet)
- Remove CMOS recovery jumper(#17 in image below - note itsβ connection)
- Remove CMOS battery (#24 in image below) (note the orientation of the battery)
- Hold power button for 5 seconds
- Reconnect the power cord to the AC wall outlet.
- Power On computer and then hold Power again to Power off
- Connect CMOS jumper back the way it was
- Replace the CMOS battery back correctly
- Power up (system may beep twice)
- Press F1 for BIOS
- Set the BIOS to the default settings
- Set time and date
- Press F10 to save BIOS settings and exit
- Check if the fan is still running at 100% continually. If it still does you have a motherboard problem, possibly the temp sensor thinking that the CPU is overheating but it could be something else ;-)
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