Print/Export/Back up CMOS settings from an ASUS K8V SE Deluxemotherboard?

I would think if your in your BIOS screen listings, just use the
"Printscreen" key on your keyboard. Make sure the printer is up and
running, then just page thru the bios listings one screen at a time
and it should go to the printer okay.
Kokomo Joe


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On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 wrote:

Hello.

Is there a way to print, export, or back up my current CMOS settings? I
do not know a lot about computer hardwares, especially with CMOS and
BIOS. I could write down them down, but that's A LOT settings!! I need
to reset my CMOS back to defaults to test something, but that might not
work and might break something because I didn't configure something
correctly from the defaults. I am using the latest BIOS (v1005) from
ASUS.

Is there a way to output the settings somewhere? I heard print screen
would work, but I would need a parallel printer connection which I don't
have any more since my old Epson printer died.

Thank you in advance.
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Joseph Fenn wrote:
I would think if your in your BIOS screen listings, just use the
"Printscreen" key on your keyboard. Make sure the printer is up and
running, then just page thru the bios listings one screen at a time
and it should go to the printer okay.
Kokomo Jo

My computer beeped when I tried it in CMOS. I don't think USB printers
are supported. Or did I do something wrong?


On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 wrote:

Hello.

Is there a way to print, export, or back up my current CMOS settings? I
do not know a lot about computer hardwares, especially with CMOS and
BIOS. I could write down them down, but that's A LOT settings!! I need
to reset my CMOS back to defaults to test something, but that might not
work and might break something because I didn't configure something
correctly from the defaults. I am using the latest BIOS (v1005) from
ASUS.

Is there a way to output the settings somewhere? I heard print screen
would work, but I would need a parallel printer connection which I don't
have any more since my old Epson printer died.

Thank you in advance.
--
"Size isn't everything. The whale is endangered, while the ant continues to do just fine." --Bill Vaughan
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| |o o| | Ant's Quality Foraged Links: http://aqfl.net
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