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If your Biostar Motherboard system doesn't power on, and the power light doesn't illuminate, ensure the power cable is securely plugged in. If the problem persists, try replacing the cable. If neither of these steps works, further assistance may be needed.
What to do if Biostar NF61S-M2 TE shows “Invalid Configuration” or “CMOS Failure”?
If you see an “Invalid Configuration” or “CMOS Failure” message on your Biostar Motherboard, review your system’s equipment and ensure that the correct information is in the setup.
What to do if Biostar NF61S-M2 TE Motherboard keyboard lights are on but system is inoperative?
If your Biostar Motherboard system is inoperative, but the keyboard lights are on, the power indicator lights are lit, and the hard drive is spinning, use even pressure on both ends of the DIMM and press down firmly until the module snaps into place.
How to troubleshoot a Biostar NF61S-M2 TE with no power?
If your Biostar Motherboard shows no signs of power, ensure the power cable is securely plugged in. If it is, try replacing the cable. If the issue persists, it's best to contact technical support.
What to do if Biostar NF61S-M2 TE Motherboard is inoperative but keyboard lights are on?
If your Biostar Motherboard system is inoperative but keyboard lights are on, the power indicator lights are lit, and the hard drive is spinning, apply even pressure on both ends of the DIMM, pressing down firmly until the module snaps into place.
Why Biostar NF61S-M2 TE Motherboard cannot boot after installing second hard drive?
If you cannot boot the system after installing a second hard drive on your Biostar Motherboard, set the master/slave jumpers correctly. Then, run the SETUP program and select the correct drive types. If problems persist, contact the drive manufacturers to ensure compatibility with the other drives.
What to do if Biostar Motherboard shows 'Invalid Configuration'?
If your Biostar Motherboard screen message says “Invalid Configuration” or “CMOS Failure,” review the system’s equipment and ensure the correct information is in the setup.
Explains the purpose of the BIOS Setup manual and its functions.
Details the support for Plug and Play Version 1.0A specification.
Describes the support for EPA Green PC Version 1.03 specification.
Outlines support for Advanced Power Management (APM) specifications.
Details the support for Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI).
Covers support for Intel PCI local bus specification Version 2.3.
Specifies support for DDR2 SDRAM (Double Data Rate Synchronous DRAM).
Lists the CPU types supported by the BIOS.
Explains keyboard controls for using the BIOS Setup program.
Configure the system's internal clock and calendar settings.
Setup for IDE Channel 0 Master and Slave devices.
Settings for Floppy drives (Drive A and Drive B).
Select the default video device for the system.
Configure when the BIOS halts the POST process.
Displays detected Base, Extended, and Total Memory.
Configure CPU internal and external cache settings.
Define boot device priority and floppy drive options.
Enable virus protection and configure Quick Power On Self Test.
Configure NumLock status, Gate A20, and typematic rate.
Set security passwords, APIC mode, and OS DRAM selection.
Control the summary screen and small logo display during boot.
Configure frame buffer size for on-chip VGA and GPU bank flip.
Adjust K8<->NB HT Width, Spread Spectrum, and SSE/SSE2 instructions.
Control Virtualization, AMD Cool'n'Quiet, and BIOS cacheability.
Configure IDE channels, RAID, and SATA primary/secondary settings.
Manage Serial-ATA controller and IDE DMA transfer access.
Set up USB, Audio, LAN, FDC, serial, and parallel ports.
Manage onboard GPU, display, USB, and HDD block mode.
Configure ACPI function and select suspend type (S1, S3).
Set power saving levels (Min, Max, User Define) and video off.
Manage power button behavior, WOL/WOR, USB resume, and alarms.
Configure power-on methods and system behavior after power loss.
Reset configuration data for Plug and Play and PCI devices.
Manage system resource control (Auto/Manual) and IRQ assignments.
Enable or disable VGA palette snooping for compatibility.
Set the maximum payload size for PCI transaction packets.
Configure CPU smart fan settings and calibration.
Monitor CPU, chipset, and system voltages and temperatures.
Displays current CPU and System fan speeds.
Adjust CPU and Memory voltages for performance tuning.
Set CPU frequency, PCIE clock, and K8<->NB HT speed.
Configure various DRAM timing parameters for performance.
Adjust drive strength and dram on-die termination settings.
Select memory clock speed and DQS training mode.
Configure CKE, memory hole, and IO space settings.
Important notes and recovery methods for performance tuning.
Explains the purpose of the BIOS Setup manual and its functions.
Details the support for Plug and Play Version 1.0A specification.
Describes the support for EPA Green PC Version 1.03 specification.
Outlines support for Advanced Power Management (APM) specifications.
Details the support for Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI).
Covers support for Intel PCI local bus specification Version 2.3.
Specifies support for DDR2 SDRAM (Double Data Rate Synchronous DRAM).
Lists the CPU types supported by the BIOS.
Explains keyboard controls for using the BIOS Setup program.
Configure the system's internal clock and calendar settings.
Setup for IDE Channel 0 Master and Slave devices.
Settings for Floppy drives (Drive A and Drive B).
Select the default video device for the system.
Configure when the BIOS halts the POST process.
Displays detected Base, Extended, and Total Memory.
Configure CPU internal and external cache settings.
Define boot device priority and floppy drive options.
Enable virus protection and configure Quick Power On Self Test.
Configure NumLock status, Gate A20, and typematic rate.
Set security passwords, APIC mode, and OS DRAM selection.
Control the summary screen and small logo display during boot.
Configure frame buffer size for on-chip VGA and GPU bank flip.
Adjust K8<->NB HT Width, Spread Spectrum, and SSE/SSE2 instructions.
Control Virtualization, AMD Cool'n'Quiet, and BIOS cacheability.
Configure IDE channels, RAID, and SATA primary/secondary settings.
Manage Serial-ATA controller and IDE DMA transfer access.
Set up USB, Audio, LAN, FDC, serial, and parallel ports.
Manage onboard GPU, display, USB, and HDD block mode.
Configure ACPI function and select suspend type (S1, S3).
Set power saving levels (Min, Max, User Define) and video off.
Manage power button behavior, WOL/WOR, USB resume, and alarms.
Configure power-on methods and system behavior after power loss.
Reset configuration data for Plug and Play and PCI devices.
Manage system resource control (Auto/Manual) and IRQ assignments.
Enable or disable VGA palette snooping for compatibility.
Set the maximum payload size for PCI transaction packets.
Configure CPU smart fan settings and calibration.
Monitor CPU, chipset, and system voltages and temperatures.
Displays current CPU and System fan speeds.
Adjust CPU and Memory voltages for performance tuning.
Set CPU frequency, PCIE clock, and K8<->NB HT speed.
Configure various DRAM timing parameters for performance.
Adjust drive strength and dram on-die termination settings.
Select memory clock speed and DQS training mode.
Configure CKE, memory hole, and IO space settings.
Important notes and recovery methods for performance tuning.
General| Brand | Biostar |
|---|---|
| Model | NF61S-M2 TE |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
