I did bring BIOS settings to deflault and i tried the hard resed (as instructed in your link) but it's the same thing.
To find the CMOS battery or jumper i would have to take the laptop apart completly , is it worth it ?
Unfortunately i don't have any DDR3 laptop memory to be 100% sure it's not the slots.
You do not need to take the CMOS battery out to reset it. As that link states, any of the three methods will work to reset the CMOS.
It is more likely to be the memory at this point than anything else. Plus, that is easier to replace.
Yep it was the memory module , got a new one today and everything is working fine.
Thank you so much for your help mate !!!
Last edited by AntiNEO; 08 Mar 2012 at 20:27.
No problem. Glad it is solved!
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