Close up the computer, plug it back in, re-attach the peripherals, and boot into the BIOS to confirm it's been reset. Repeat steps 1-4. Return the jumper to its original state/position.

Then, find the jumper on your motherboard and reset it. It is usually close to the battery. If the jumper is on 3-connector pins, place it in the middle and the initially uncovered pins. Wait for some ...

Newer desktop motherboards allow you to reset the BIOS settings using a dedicated jumper on the board itself. For motherboards without the jumper, you can usually accomplish the same thing by ...

Reset the jumper to NORMAL and then reconfigure the BIOS settings to what they were before you started. Having a backup of your BIOS settings will come in handy at this point. The major drawbacks ...

You can reset or clear CMOS by entering BIOS menu and reverting settings back to default in Windows 11/10; Or just use a Screwdriver or Jumper.

If you forget the BIOS password and want to reset it, you will need to open the computer case and remove the plug from the CMOS jumper on the motherboard. Shut down the Dell computer and ...

Close up the computer, plug it back in, re-attach the peripherals, and boot into the BIOS to confirm it's been reset. Repeat steps 1-4. Return the jumper to its original state/position.