To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Biostar G41D3B Motherboard has no power?
If your Biostar Motherboard system shows no power, with the Power LED off and the power supply fan not working, ensure the power cable is securely plugged in. If the problem persists, try replacing the power cable. If these steps do not resolve the issue, further assistance may be needed.
What to do if Biostar G41D3B Motherboard won't boot from hard drive?
If your Biostar Motherboard doesn't boot from the hard disk drive but boots from the optical drive, check the cable running from the disk to the disk controller board, ensuring both ends are securely plugged in. Also, verify the drive type in the standard CMOS setup. It's also important to back up your hard drive, as hard disks can fail at any time.
How to fix “Invalid Configuration” or “CMOS Failure” on Biostar G41D3B Motherboard?
If your Biostar Motherboard displays an “Invalid Configuration” or “CMOS Failure” message, review the system’s equipment and ensure the correct information is in the setup.
What to do if Biostar G41D3B Motherboard cannot boot after installing a second hard drive?
If your Biostar Motherboard cannot boot after installing a second hard drive, set the master/slave jumpers correctly. Then, run the SETUP program and select the correct drive types. You may also call the drive manufacturers for compatibility information with other drives.
General| Brand | Biostar |
|---|---|
| Model | G41D3B |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Displays system information like BIOS version and build date.
Shows system memory size, VGA shard memory, and sets system time.
Allows setting the system's date.
Detects and configures IDE/SATA devices and channels.
Displays CPU information and allows advanced CPU settings.
Configures Super I/O chipset settings like serial and parallel ports.
Shows system temperature, fan speed, and voltage information.
Manages ACPI and power management settings.
Configures USB controller modes and legacy support.
Manages NVRAM clearing and Plug and Play OS settings.
Configures PCI latency, IRQ allocation, and resources.
Sets the sequence for booting from various devices.
Configures boot tests, logo display, and ROM options.
Configures North Bridge chipset features like memory remapping.
Configures South Bridge chipset features like USB and Audio controllers.
Adjusts CPU and PCIE clock frequencies.
Controls DRAM frequency and timing parameters.
Options to save, discard, or load default BIOS settings.
Manages supervisor and user passwords and access levels.
Configures boot sector virus warnings and password checks.
