Same startup message issue

[Tyenot]

Hello,

I'm back again with the same issue that was resolved before, but a system restore did not work this time.

I installed Microsoft XBox 360 Accessories app from Microsoft to use my 360 controller on my PC. The install went fine and the controller worked.

When I started my PC this morning with my controller still connected the computer continued to restart over and over. I unplugged the controller and the computer started up then I saw this message:

"1 AMD North Bridge, Rev B3

WARNING!!! The Previous Performance Of Overclocking Has Failed, And The System Is Restored To The DeFaults Setting.

Press Any Key To Setup."

This happened before when I connected a printer to my computer.

See this thread for info. http://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/109312-startup-message.html

Thanks for reading this.

Tye

 

[Tews]

I would do a repair install and see if that solves the problem...

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/3413-repair-install.html?ltr=R

 

[Tyenot]

Thanks Tews,

Will try it in the morning and post results.

Tye

 

[Tews]

Be sure to let us know how it works out...

 

[WukaChop]

I had that when I had an MSI-MS7369. All I did was jump the CMOS, but I would use that as a last resort if I was you.

 

[Tyenot]

Tews,

I will let you know. Unfortunately life happens and I hope to get it done by this weekend.

WukaChop,

Are you referring to clearing the cmos? If so I will keep that in mind.

Thanks for the replies

Tye

 

[WukaChop]

Yeah, clearing it.
I'm assuming you know how to then, but I'll talk you through it just in case.
On the board, there's a little jumper pin that says "CMOSJUMPER" Or something similar, the instructions will say anyway. (It's been a long time since I had that board, can't remember what it said), and you can swap them over and then swap them back.
Or you can just take the battery out for 30 seconds and put it back in.
Personally, I use the jumper option, but the battery option is easier.
Hope this helps.

 

[Tyenot]

Thanks for the help.

Clearing the CMOS fixed the OC warning. I had to set the time and date and a couple of other settings but all is well now.

Tye