In this guide, we are going to identify some of the possible causes that might be causing the BIOS jumper to be reinstalled, and then I will suggest a few possible solutions that you can try to fix the problem.
This article will show you how to restore your computer’s BIOS to factory settings (short for Basic Input / Output Settings). You can do this through the BIOS page on most computers; However, if you ripped out your computer’s BIOS, you will need to reset the BIOS by opening the corporate computer case and removing the CMOS batteries from the motherboard, or – in the indictment – resetting the jumpers on the motherboard.
In some cases, opening the computer will void the warranty and pose a significant risk of irreversible damage to the user’s computer. If you do not have direct access to your BIOS, it is better to take your computer to a technical service, rather than bump into yourself.
