What CPUs can I use? How do I change to a new CPU? 5.6. How do I increase or change my RAM size? 5.5. How do I reserve an interrupt, memory, IO, or DMA for an add-on card? 5.4. How do I configure my motherboard jumpers? 5.3. How do I add a new board to my system or change the existing configuration? 5.2. How do I get BIOS video drivers? Upgrading PC Hardware 5.1. How do I get a new BIOS Setup program? 4.7. Can I move a BIOS from one computer to another? 4.4. Why is the Summary Screen information wrong? Upgrading or Replacing a BIOS 4.1. Why doesn’t CMOS retain its settings? 3.12. Why does my computer hang after running program X? 3.11. Why does my computer hang after the operating system starts? 3.10. Why does my computer hang before the operating system starts? 3.9. What does this message mean: “Invalid System Configuration Data”? 3.8.
What does this message mean: “Miser partition lost, run PHDISK”? 3.7. What are the POST beep codes/error messages? 3.6. What are the messages I see on the screen during POST? 3.5. Can Phoenix tell me who made my motherboard (or computer)? 3.3. I don’t know much about computers and mine isn’t working right, what should I do? 3.2. What is POST? What are POST codes? BIOS Troubleshooting 3.1. How do I know if I have a Phoenix BIOS or an Award BIOS? 2.3. How do I find out if my BIOS supports the Year 2000? Introduction to the BIOSĢ.1.
#WHAT IS THE PHOENIX AWARDBIOS CMOS SETUP UTILITY PASSWORD MANUAL#
How can I get an owner’s manual for my computer? 1.3. I just got a new computer, what should I do? 1.2. Our customers should contact Technical Support. Should you require further assistance, you should contact your motherboard or computer manufacturer or vendor directly. There are several general issues which are addressed below, where you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions that Phoenix receives about its BIOS products. Because Phoenix out-sources software, they usually will refuse to provide you with specific answers to your questions. Award Software has merged with Phoenix Technologies, therefore their resource pages have been combined.
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