Hello. I was going to install a dvd-drive for my grandparents, and I think everything that could possibly go wrong did. After I had removed the cd-player and connected the MSI dvd-drive, upon post I got : 'Bios checksum error. Press del to enter setup or F1 to continue'.
So I continued, and all time-and-date-info in windows was gone, and bios settings were reset to default. This seems to happen almost every time I power the computer on now, eventhough I have removed the dvd-drive.
In windows system properties, it says 'motherboard thing for PnP-bios not working' because some resources are unright.
I flashed the bios to the newest version, with no change. I did get to install every device in / connected to the computer again, which I thought odd, but can't remember if it's what always happens. Is it?
Anyone have any help to give??
EDIT: The hardware is, as far as I can tell, a soyo 5bt-mobo, a pentium 200MMX, and some other stuff.
P.s - The dvd-player never worked, on post it was recogniced as different things every time, like DTD-POM, and MSSHOI(&&)&&& and things.
So I continued, and all time-and-date-info in windows was gone, and bios settings were reset to default. This seems to happen almost every time I power the computer on now, eventhough I have removed the dvd-drive.
In windows system properties, it says 'motherboard thing for PnP-bios not working' because some resources are unright.
I flashed the bios to the newest version, with no change. I did get to install every device in / connected to the computer again, which I thought odd, but can't remember if it's what always happens. Is it?
Anyone have any help to give??
EDIT: The hardware is, as far as I can tell, a soyo 5bt-mobo, a pentium 200MMX, and some other stuff.
P.s - The dvd-player never worked, on post it was recogniced as different things every time, like DTD-POM, and MSSHOI(&&)&&& and things.