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Default How can i reset overclocking on dell latitude d600

I would like to update the old phoenix A14 bios on my dell latitude d600 to the new phoenix A16 which was recommended by dell . But i hear i would have to turn off / reset overclocking to the default manufacturer set up ! Please how do i do this or does any one here know the default bios / cmos set up for Dell latitude D600. Please help.
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reset your cmos. all you need to do is either move the jumper on the motherboard or take out the battery and turn on the computer
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Thanks for replying . so when i take out the battery do i plug directly to electricity or do i just leave it off for sometime
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Move the jumper? On a laptop? Wut? Why do you want to update the bios?
I think he is talking about the cmos battery.... I'm not sure about the D600 but i have a D610 and the cmos battery is under the panel on the bottom that has a "C" next to it. You just take that cover off (make sure the Li-ion battery is out and power supply is unplugged) and unplug the little connector that goes to the cmos battery... and then wait for a couple minutes. Then plug it back in and put the cover back on, put the Li-ion battery back in and hook the power supply up and power it up.

Also, i've updated the bios on plenty of D600s and i don't think it changes any settings in there. I mean you can if you want but it doesn't do it by default.
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Hey Mr . AMD thanks a lot , but i have an old A14 bios and i would like to update to the A16 suggested by Dell , so i heard i would have to reset over clocking/ bios to default . So can taking out the battery do this ?
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