Problem 1 New CM-OS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) settings can not be saved.
It is often owing to the motherboard battery is under voltage; you need to change the battery. If the voltage is still too low, it may have two possibilities.
One, the motherboard circuit goes on the fritz, and you'd better take it to the pro.
Second, the problem is in the motherboard CM-OS jumper, and sometimes you have cleaned CM-OS by mistake or set it as using the external battery, so it can not save the new CM-OS data.
Problem 2 Computer crashes or CD-ROM reading slows down after setting up motherboard drivers.
It usually happens in some inferior motherboards: when you finish installing your motherboard drivers and restart the machine, you can not enter the Windows 98 interface in the normal mode, furthermore, the drivers can not be unloaded. For this, you'd better find out the latest motherboard driver and install it, if still failed you have to reinstall your operating system.
Problem 3 Mouse is unavailable when installing or booting up your Windows system.
Its cause in software is generally the incorrect CM-OS settings. In the Power Management of the CM-OS, there is an item called modem use interrupt request, which is commonly default as 3, and you can change to choose one of other options except 3.
Problem 4 Computer crashes when setting the CM-OS
The source of this tiresome ordeal usually hides in the CPU or the motherboard Cache, sometimes maybe the poor heat dissipation in the motherboard gives rise to such crashes. For the Cache problem, you can fix it by disabling the Cache in the CM-OS, but certainly that would affect your Internet speed. If not the Cache problem, probably you have to replace your CPU or motherboard.
Problem 5 Motherboard COM port, Line Print Terminal port or Integrated Drive Electronics port doesn't work properly.
This usually happens when you hot plug the relevant hardware, firstly you need to disable the COM port, the Line Print Terminal port (sometimes you even need to disable the Integrated Drive Electronics port) that built-in the motherboard, and then use a multifunction card instead.
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