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I recently had to clear my mobo by moving the jumper near the battery because I was unable to get any output to my monitor after overclocking. Now, every time I turn on my comp I get a message that there is no floppy drive connected (which there isn't) and I need to click F1 to continue. It's not a big deal just a bit of an inconvenience to click it everytime. After i click to continue I notice it takes a bit longer to post than before. Anyone know how to get rid of this msg?
__________________Also, does anyone know how to dissable the logon screen for windows xp? Annoying having to click enter every time windows loads. Thanks.
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Turing Test is Overrated
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Go into BIOS and disable the floppy drive.
Go into User Accounts and remove PW.
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Thanks DuckieHo. I disabled the drive in BIOS which worked. As for the logon box I ended up finding that you need to type 'control userpasswords2' in run.
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