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This video has just brought a tear to my eye, thanks for the detail you put into this - my motherboard manual suggested holding a screwdriver to these pins and powering on - and it worked! After being stop start all day, updating bios, install software, installing drivers, reinstalling broken drivers, changing registry keys, reinstalling hardware. When the system randomly crashed (yet again) but this time the lights where on but no one was home I literally had enough. Maybe finally I can put this bad nightmare behind me and enjoy the system for what it is.

Thanks Johnny- the explanations were right to the point and extremely helpful. You obviously know your material, and can teach it very well.

Very good video! Thanks for not just showing how to do it, but to explain WHY people should do it (if needed). Hopefully you have a career that is utilizing your knowledge!

Awesome video on resetting the BIOS..........manually! Been looking for something like this for a while now. Something that explains it succinctly but with just the right amount of detail, plus it can be applied to just about any motherboard. Love ya work ;) Thank you!

I agree. there is no reason to bash this guy for giving extra details and taking the time to explain why. Pay attention to detail otherwise you are destined for a fuck up. The smallest and most insignificant details in life can have the most catastrophic effects. Excellent video. Very refreshing to find someone willing to take the time to give an in-depth demonstration rather than listening to 10 minutes of dub step music and trying to figure out what they're doing through a bad camera angle.

Great video! Really helped me, and thanks to it I got my computer working again!!! Much respect for posting it, and being so clear and accurate. Great stuff Johnny! Subbed your CH and will check out more of your videos.

You have done very well in your explanation. I thought I had a dead MOBO. I watched several YouTube DIY fixes but none mentioned the CMOS clearing jumper available on most newer boards.

Johnny! I loved your presentation. When I began watching, like most I though hmm....where is he taking me, but it was one of those "wait...for...it.." moments. Very informative. You have your IT Pros that know why they are doing what they do, and you have your IT Pros that cannot explain why they do the things they do, but know it's done that way. Thanks Johnny! Glad I watched your video.

10 years later, as I am typing the comment. The tutorial was still helpful and straight to the point. I was able to fix my motherboard; and get my PC back up and running!

Excellently explained Jhonny.

thanks for all the detailed explanation and background info. too many just skip over these things. you're awesome!

You’re a life saver. I got a second 8gb ram stick, tried to boot with a dimms set up, no boot. Tried to go back and test each individual ram stick, no boot. Tried running both in simms no boot. Popped the cmos battery out, rebooted and dimms worked great. <3

I would just like to take a moment to thank you for your clear and concise video regarding clearing the CMOS on a motherboard. I just recently resurrected a Dell Optiflex 320 mini desktop computer from almost certain death thanks to your video. Tell your detractors to piss off! Your video was A-1! It solved my problem. By the way I have never in my life performed this procedure and your video literally made the process a lot less daunting and challenging. Thank you again.

Technically these are called shunt jumpers, or just shunt for short (or jumper for the PC minded, whatever makes you tick). To give you an example of the longer ones, see Farnell part number 1822174, or Newark part 26M5019. I think I have seen ones that are even longer than that, on some US company website. These are commonly found in electronics shops and they make your CMOS jumper clearing a breeze. ;-)

It is a wonderful video - very useful information. In PCs it is a bit easier to find the location of the CMOS jumpers. Thanks for your time in creating such a clear video. Keep up the good work, Sir. I have a Toshiba Satellite P55W-B5224 laptop. I opened the back cover and could not find the CMOS battery or its jumpers. Thank you for sharing your video.

Hey you do a very good educational video. You solved my problem. Great way to show all the detail. You have a good future in this industry, both in computers and helping people solve their PC issues at home. Keep up the good work.

What a legend. You just saved me from further frustration due to my motherboards bad documentation.

Keep in mind you dont want to leave the jumper in place for more than a few seconds. Usually a flat screw driver works easily and gets the job done. Now in rare cases where you think the mobo is dead and you tried to reset it a few times to no avail, then instead of losing your mind and buying a new board, put the jumper on and leave it in place for a good 30 seconds to one minute! Sometimes after overclocking its stubborn and you fear you bricked the board try that first, if that don't bring it back use a flat screwdriver and jolt it by making several fast contacts. That method actually saved an Asus board for me once and brought it back to life! Well when all the conventional methods have failed thats when you turn to the unconventional methods I have described here.....good luck!

My goodness, thank you so much. You literally saved my life, I was so scared that I ruined my computer when I overclocked my computer too much but you taught me how to reset the bios. Definitely a sub even tho ur not posting anymore

Great explanation to those of us that listen because we know we might learn something while the other impatient viewers only want their problem solved A.S.A.P and don't care about anything else which only proves ignorance.

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