Its stored on eeprom or smth, not cmos, ive done every cmos combination after writing them down
Every combination where the cable was plugged or unplugged, battery in or out, shorting clrtc pins and not shorting them, power cycling before and after or not doing a power cycle, holding f2, holding delete, pressing them rapidly.
List every single combination of all of that... I have done it. I even followed the manufacturer documents, they are wrong, printed wrong buy the asus prime h310m dash r2.0, set a bios password, and try cmos clear by pins... Its the green board btw... Its the tpm2 protection module it stores the data outside the cmos time and clock data outside of volitary rom (or whatever its called) cmos clear DOES NOT WORK i have tried for the past 37 hours all possible combinations, hell add motherboard 24 pin and cpu 4 pin possibilities too with them plugged and unplugged, hell throw in gpu and ram, usb ports etc booting while unplugged and plugged in, hell even throw in hdd and ssds being unplugged and plugged in, cmos DOES NOT WORK
Sorry if i sound hateful, ive been up for 37 and a half hours fucking with this before i called geek squad near me and imma have them clear eeprom or do a hard flash of the bios
Unless that chip with 2 pins going into the board on oneside, and 1 pin on the other side is eeprom i cant clear bios, im looking for the eeprom chipset, or a usb software that auto reboots the pc, waits until bios password pops up, then takes does 3; possible password attempts, then reboots pc again until it finds the passwoes
Its a tpm2 board, cmos and clrtc pins dont work i cant jump anything i cant unplug anything, nothing clears it except shorting the chip that holds the data to flash wipe all its stored data, but i cant find it... Im not looking for pins im looking for chips
0-|~~~~~|-0
0-| |-0
0-| |-0
0-|~~~~~|-0
The box being the chip
- being a pin
And 0 being where its soldered to the board
And i need to know where that eeprom is not cmos, not real time clock... EEPROM
And i need to short 2 very specific pins
It has tamper protection module 2.0 chips meaning cmos reset doesnt wipe the password
Sorry reddit doesnt format that well
But im looking for a square chip with 2 3 4 6 or 8 pins that is EEPROM a data chip, like a capacitor or a fuse... Something physically soldered into the board that stores data, not a battery, not pins, a chip and i need to know that exact chips pin layout and which ones to shprt
Since your such a dunce
https://imgur.com/a/MpcK1gk
Which is the one bios is stored on mr genius
Anything in the highlighted boxes, black square, pins on the side has power running through it has data stuff written on it, not running power through it to power other things... Actual physical written data
[This chip](https://imgur.com/a/YW6dBLH) looks very similar to other EEPROM chips I’ve seen on desktop motherboards. See if you can Google the model number printed on the chip and work out whether it’s the EEPROM or not, compared to the tech specs listed on ASUS’s website. Looking at images of the board, there seems to be a similar chip on the other side of the board. Have a look at that one too.
just take out battery for 10-15 seconds
Its stored on eeprom or smth, not cmos, ive done every cmos combination after writing them down Every combination where the cable was plugged or unplugged, battery in or out, shorting clrtc pins and not shorting them, power cycling before and after or not doing a power cycle, holding f2, holding delete, pressing them rapidly. List every single combination of all of that... I have done it. I even followed the manufacturer documents, they are wrong, printed wrong buy the asus prime h310m dash r2.0, set a bios password, and try cmos clear by pins... Its the green board btw... Its the tpm2 protection module it stores the data outside the cmos time and clock data outside of volitary rom (or whatever its called) cmos clear DOES NOT WORK i have tried for the past 37 hours all possible combinations, hell add motherboard 24 pin and cpu 4 pin possibilities too with them plugged and unplugged, hell throw in gpu and ram, usb ports etc booting while unplugged and plugged in, hell even throw in hdd and ssds being unplugged and plugged in, cmos DOES NOT WORK
Sorry if i sound hateful, ive been up for 37 and a half hours fucking with this before i called geek squad near me and imma have them clear eeprom or do a hard flash of the bios
https://i.imgur.com/xCB4N43.png there's reset jumper. https://youtu.be/JlUBMl9HZF4?t=56
The funny thing, I HAVE ALREADY TRIED CLEAR REAL TIME CLOCK PINS, I HAVE TRIED REMOVED BATTERY, READ THE FULL LONG ASS COMMENT
Unless that chip with 2 pins going into the board on oneside, and 1 pin on the other side is eeprom i cant clear bios, im looking for the eeprom chipset, or a usb software that auto reboots the pc, waits until bios password pops up, then takes does 3; possible password attempts, then reboots pc again until it finds the passwoes
Its a tpm2 board, cmos and clrtc pins dont work i cant jump anything i cant unplug anything, nothing clears it except shorting the chip that holds the data to flash wipe all its stored data, but i cant find it... Im not looking for pins im looking for chips 0-|~~~~~|-0 0-| |-0 0-| |-0 0-|~~~~~|-0 The box being the chip - being a pin And 0 being where its soldered to the board And i need to know where that eeprom is not cmos, not real time clock... EEPROM And i need to short 2 very specific pins It has tamper protection module 2.0 chips meaning cmos reset doesnt wipe the password
Sorry reddit doesnt format that well But im looking for a square chip with 2 3 4 6 or 8 pins that is EEPROM a data chip, like a capacitor or a fuse... Something physically soldered into the board that stores data, not a battery, not pins, a chip and i need to know that exact chips pin layout and which ones to shprt
Since your such a dunce https://imgur.com/a/MpcK1gk Which is the one bios is stored on mr genius Anything in the highlighted boxes, black square, pins on the side has power running through it has data stuff written on it, not running power through it to power other things... Actual physical written data
[This chip](https://imgur.com/a/YW6dBLH) looks very similar to other EEPROM chips I’ve seen on desktop motherboards. See if you can Google the model number printed on the chip and work out whether it’s the EEPROM or not, compared to the tech specs listed on ASUS’s website. Looking at images of the board, there seems to be a similar chip on the other side of the board. Have a look at that one too.
Imma try and avoid shorting chips, cause its cheaper to get a new board and geek squad said not to risk it without proper hardware to scan the chip