Sij'kss 98 doesn't work, my CIKS is screwed up, and I forgot my passskr!

[Frustration]

So I salvaged this really old Pentium III out of my garage, and turn it on to see this...

http://kevland2000.intermezzose.com/P1010146.JPG

http://kevland2000.intermezzose.com/P1010141.JPG

:confused:

Discharging the CMOS doesn't fix it...

[cisco guy]

Heh heh !!


looks cool

looks like a slavic language - what the hell mobo you using?

At least I know now "Ajpar" is enter in Romanian :p

[ameoba]

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!

[cisco guy]

этот человек имеет проблему

[saturnine2]

Looks like Bin Laden is living in your garage and using your old systems. :p

[HHunt]

Could you try booting from an (english :D ) bootdisk?
(It does really look like an effort to render a language usually written with kyrilic characters in ASCII. Note how several words repeat and the capitalisation is correct.)

[witcompe]

Clear the BIOS using the mobo jumper. That will clear any password and maybe switch it back to English

[witcompe]

Nevermind... I just saw your "Clearing CMOS doesn;t fix it post"... sorry!

[Frustration]

Well actually, discharging the CMOS did get rid of the password thing, but I can't find any language option. I managed to get WIndows 98 to (kinda) start, and everything there was in English. It searched for drivers for "unknown device" and then immmediately gave me the BSOD, which was in this other language.

[Frustration]

Heh heh !!


looks cool

looks like a slavic language - what the hell mobo you using?

At least I know now "Ajpar" is enter in Romanian :p

It says MSI 815E Pro (MS-6337). I used this computer a while ago and the CMOS and such were certainly in English. Must have been the evil garage spirits...

[GORANKAR]

Just reflash the bios. You can still probably get the last bios and flash utility the company made for it.