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  1. mgorman87
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    John De Scone said:
    mgorman87 said:
    To remove any overclocking you can reset the BIOS to default settings or you can use the CMOS jumpers on the motherboard to reset it. Refer to your motherboard manual on how to reset to BIOS.
    When I enetered BIOS I went on to advanced BIOS settings and then there was an option to press F6 for fail-safe defaults. Should I press that? I cant find how to return it to defualts in the manual. Thanks.
    Yes. That will reset the BIOS to default
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  3. John De Scone
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    Ok I have done that. I am now using Prime95 for tests. No error as of yet however worker 1 is not being tested and does not appear in the program. Only workers 2-4. Thanks alot so far.
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  4. mgorman87
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    John De Scone said:
    Ok I have done that. I am now using Prime95 for tests. No error as of yet however worker 1 is not being tested and does not appear in the program. Only workers 2-4. Thanks alot so far.
    Which worker crashed before you reset the BIOS?
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  6. John De Scone
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    mgorman87 said:
    Which worker crashed before you reset the BIOS?
    It was worker 1. The other wrokers are still being tested and passing.
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  7. John De Scone
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    After closing and re-opening the program wroker 1 re-appeared after having completed 41 tests and 0errors or warnings. I dont know why it was hidden before but it seems to be working correctly now.
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  8. mgorman87
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    John De Scone said:
    After closing and re-opening the program wroker 1 re-appeared after having completed 41 tests and 0errors or warnings. I dont know why it was hidden before but it seems to be working correctly now.
    Good to hear. Run the tests again to make sure core 1 is ok
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  10. John De Scone
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    mgorman87 said:
    Good to hear. Run the tests again to make sure core 1 is ok
    No errors. Thank you for all your help. I will post here if for some reason BSOD returns. You have really helpped me alot. Thank You!
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