
4.Double click Computer. The “Computer Properties” dialog box appears and displays the “View Resources” folder.
The “View Resources” folder shows the system resources used by your computer. For example, it shows a list of interrupts and how they are allocated. If an interrupt is not in the list, it’s available.
Jumper Settings
The following figure shows the jumper location on the system board.
Locating the Jumper
A – Jumper J8A1
The following table summarizes the system board jumper settings.
System Board Jumper Settings
Function | Jumper J8A1 | Configuration |
Normal Mode | Factory setting. Sets the system for | |
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| normal operation. The BIOS uses |
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| current configuration information and |
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| passwords for booting. |
Configure Mode | Allows system configuration. After | |
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| POST, Setup runs automatically. The |
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| Maintenance Menu appears for setting |
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| configuration parameters (including |
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| speed and password settings). |
Recovery Mode | None | Enables BIOS recovery procedures. |
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| BIOS attempts to recover the BIOS |
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| configuration. A recovery diskette is |
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| required (downloadable from the |
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| NEC CSD website). |
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