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Primary Slave Hard Disk Error

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I recently changed my motherboard because it burned. After that, the computer was running really smoothly and fast. I used it for like around 15 days and this error appears when I turn it on now: "Checking NVRAM... Primary Slave Hard DIsk Error Press F1 to Resum" Pressing F1 doesn't lead to anything. If you need any other information please tell me so I can post it. Thanks for the help in advance.

Name: Sabertooth
Date: January 5, 2007 at 15:45:03 Pacific

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Go into the BIOS and clear NVRAM - if you are having a hard time getting into your system BIOS, taking the CMOS battery out momentarily will suffice.

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how do I clear the NVRAM once I enter the BIOS set up? I dont see NVRAM anywhere!

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please guys, help me out for a second.

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