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If your Biostar Motherboard displays 'Invalid Configuration' or 'CMOS Failure', review your system's equipment and ensure the setup contains the correct information.
What to do if Biostar Motherboard only boots from optical drive?
If your Biostar Motherboard system only boots from the optical drive while the hard disk can be read and applications used, but booting from the hard disk is impossible, you should back up data and application files, reformat the hard drive, and reinstall applications and data using backup disks.
What to do if Biostar P4M900 Micro 775 Motherboard is inoperative but keyboard lights are on?
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, press down firmly on both ends of the DIMM until the module snaps into place, applying even pressure.
How to troubleshoot no power on Biostar P4M900 Micro 775?
If your Biostar Motherboard system has no power, the power light doesn’t illuminate, and the fan inside the power supply doesn't turn on, and the indicator light on the keyboard does not turn on, ensure the power cable is securely plugged in. If the issue persists, replace the cable.
What to do if Biostar Motherboard cannot boot after installing second hard drive?
If your Biostar Motherboard cannot boot after installing a second hard drive, set the master/slave jumpers correctly and run the SETUP program to select the correct drive types.
General| Brand | Biostar |
|---|---|
| Model | P4M900 Micro 775 |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Instructions to follow before installing the motherboard, focusing on environment and safety.
Detailed specifications and features of the motherboard, comparing versions.
Diagram and explanation of rear panel connectors for version 5.x.
Diagram and explanation of rear panel connectors for version 6.x.
Visual diagram showing the layout of components on the motherboard for version 5.x.
Visual diagram showing the layout of components on the motherboard for version 6.x.
Step-by-step guide on how to install the CPU onto the motherboard socket.
Explains the purpose and pin assignments of CPU and system fan headers.
Instructions for installing memory modules into the DIMM slots and memory capacity details.
Details on the Floppy Disk Connector (FDD1) and Hard Disk Connectors (IDE1/IDE2).
Information about the PCI-Express x16 slot specifications and bandwidth.
Information about the PCI-Express x1 slots specifications and bandwidth.
Details on the standard PCI slots and their function as expansion card slots.
Configuration details for specific motherboard headers, starting with the Front Panel Header.
Details on connecting the 24-pin ATX power supply connector to JATXPWR1.
Information about the ATX power source connector for CPU power.
Configuration for connecting USB 2.0 ports at the front panel.
Details on power source headers for USB ports and jumper settings.
Configuration for the front panel audio header, connecting front audio output.
Procedures for clearing CMOS data and resetting BIOS settings.
Information about the Serial ATA connectors and their interface specifications.
Guide on installing drivers from the provided CD for optimal system performance.
Steps to install motherboard drivers via the setup guide on the driver CD.
Table of AWARD BIOS beep codes and their corresponding error meanings.
Procedures for recovering the BIOS using the Boot-Block function.
Troubleshooting steps for system shutdown due to CPU overheating.
Common troubleshooting scenarios and their solutions for system issues.
Step-by-step guide for installing the WarpSpeeder utility software.
Details on using WarpSpeeder features, including the tray icon and main panel.
Describes the main interface panel of the WarpSpeeder utility and its features.
Details on adjusting CPU core and memory voltages using the WarpSpeeder Voltage Panel.
Information on using the Overclock Panel for real-time overclock adjustments and recovery options.
Explains how to monitor system hardware status in real-time using the WarpSpeeder Hardware Monitor.
Overview of the BIOS setup utility and its purpose.
Guide on navigating the BIOS setup utility using keyboard controls.
Describes the main menu of the Award BIOS CMOS Setup Utility.
Submenu for configuring industry-standard system options.
Submenu for configuring advanced BIOS features.
Submenu for configuring specific chipset features.
Submenu for configuring IDE, hard drive, and I/O features.
Submenu for configuring system power management settings.
Submenu for configuring Plug and Play and PCI options.
Submenu for monitoring the system's hardware status.
Submenu for adjusting CPU voltage, clock, and performance settings.
Option to reload factory default BIOS settings.
Functionality to upgrade the system's BIOS firmware.
Section detailing various system configuration items like date, time, and drives.
Covers advanced BIOS settings including boot sequence and system features.
Settings related to CPU thermal management, bus ratio, and voltage.
Configures specific chipset features managing bus speeds and memory access.
Configures integrated peripherals on the motherboard.
Configuration for Super I/O devices, including FDC, serial, and parallel ports.
Configures system power saving and power up/down features.
Configuration of the PCI bus system and I/O devices.
Monitors system hardware status, including temperatures, fan speeds, and voltages.
Zone for optimizing system performance through clock and voltage adjustments.
Controls DRAM clock and drive settings.
Selects CPU clock and allows CPU overclocking.
