I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this, but here goes
I'm using an ECS RC410L/800-M motherboard with a Pentium D 805. About a month ago, I flashed my BIOS to the newest version ECS offered and it has been working fine. A few days ago, my soundcard died, so I had to turn on the onboard audio. The BIOS no longer has the option to turn on the onboard audio. I figured that this is because of the new BIOS, so I decided to reflash my computer to the original version (download from ECS website)
Anyway, I turn my computer on and got a CMOS Checksum Bad error so I proceed to enter setup to changes the default setting. I save and exit, the same error popup. I tried loading optimal setting, set the settings to the settings I had before flashing, reboot 20+ times, and it cannot get pass this error. I noticed that the changes were never saved. I even try clearing CMOS using jumpers to no avail.
I need help getting pass this error so I can reflash the BIOS to the new (working) bios. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I'm using an ECS RC410L/800-M motherboard with a Pentium D 805. About a month ago, I flashed my BIOS to the newest version ECS offered and it has been working fine. A few days ago, my soundcard died, so I had to turn on the onboard audio. The BIOS no longer has the option to turn on the onboard audio. I figured that this is because of the new BIOS, so I decided to reflash my computer to the original version (download from ECS website)
Anyway, I turn my computer on and got a CMOS Checksum Bad error so I proceed to enter setup to changes the default setting. I save and exit, the same error popup. I tried loading optimal setting, set the settings to the settings I had before flashing, reboot 20+ times, and it cannot get pass this error. I noticed that the changes were never saved. I even try clearing CMOS using jumpers to no avail.
I need help getting pass this error so I can reflash the BIOS to the new (working) bios. Any help is greatly appreciated.