Appendix B
Setting System Board Jumpers
This chapter provides jumper setting information for configuring the system for a particular
system requirement. Situations that require changing the jumper settings include the
following:
You are upgrading the processor.
You have interrupted the Flash utility during a BIOS upgrade.
You want to clear all customized CMOS settings back to the factory defaults.
You want to deny access to the Setup utility.
You forgot the password and cannot boot the system.
You require more system resources.
CAUTION:
Jumpers are set correctly at the
factory for the configuration.
If the system requires a jumper change, change
only the setting for that condition. Otherwise,
keep the settings at their factory settings.
CHANGING PROCESSOR JUMPER SETTINGS
The following procedure explains how to locate and change the jumper setting when you
upgrade the processor.
WARNING:
The system power must be off
before changing a jumper setting.
1.
Power off and unplug the system and any peripherals.
2.
Remove the system unit cover (see “Removing the Desktop Cover” or “Removing
the Minitower Cover” in Section 3).
3.
Locate the following jumpers on the system board (see the following figure).
You may have to remove any installed expansion boards to access the jumpers
(see “Removing Expansion Boards” in Chapter 3).
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