Hi All, its been a while. Been having trouble lately, suddenly got a "keyboard error or no keyboard detected" I changed cmos battery and cleared cmos and it seems to work. Only thing is, as you all know, it wipes out settings in bios. I'm not real good at this stuff, just know enough to be dangerous. So I would just like to get it back where it was. Its real slow now. I was running a slight overclock which I'm not sure what it was but I think it was around 1.86 Ghz. Does that make sense with my setup. The bus speed setting defaulted to 100Mhz. I have since bumped it to 133 and it seems better but not where it was. What is the right bus setting? If I go into control panel and "system" it says Mobile AMD Athlon...798 Mhz...1 Gig Ram. I don't think it recognizes my actual cpu, so is it reporting the "actual" cpu speed or just what it thinks it should be. Like if you had a 2ghz cpu and u o'clocked it to 2.5, what number would be reported on that screen? Any help is greatly appreciated. I'm not sure what other settings I might have lost, maybe nothing, I'm not really much of a tweaker. Wasn't o'clocking mem.
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Cleared cmos, lost bios settings
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