Overclocking failed! Error message in BIOS

Question

I have big trouble I think you can help me

when i turn on my pc in BIOS screen it says

"Overclocking failed! Press F1 to enter SETUP or F2 to continue.

Overvoltage failed!"

after pressing F2 it boot but some time when i restart pc it didn't boot again.

I reset BIOS setting as default and saved

I removed SMOS battery and fix it again.

finally I reset   CMOS  jumper correctly  in main board but nothing happened

please help me to solve this.

Answer 1

Youre "repair route" wasnt quite right..

1st,with power off,remove battery,then set CMOS jumper pin from 1-2 position

to 2-3 position,leave for 5 minutes or so,then reset pin to default 1-2 position.

Wait additional 5 minutes,replace battery,start pc.

Youll need to reset BIOS on pc start,as the above info sets all to default (as it left

the mfg).Which also means date/time must be set,set BIOS to performance setting,then

return to BIOS menu & adjust for add-ins,etc.Once thru,set & save settings.

Answer 2

I tried the above, reset the CMOS with the jumper, now my computer won't boot AT ALL.

Power on, nothing. Power on, hit DEL, hold DEL, nothing works.

Any ideas? Computer was working fine earlier in the day, but I occasionally got the Overclocking Error, F1 message.

Could it just need a new CMOS battery?

Answer 3

Hi,

The issue you posted appears to be hardware related; unfortunately we cannot assist with hardware modifications.  You may have to get in touch with the hardware manufacturer or local tech shop for better assistance on the issue.

Note:

Using Third Party Software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from booting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that any problems resulting from the use of Third Party Software can be solved. Using Third Party Software is at your own risk.