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cmos中的硬盘信息（Hard disk information in CMOS） Hard disk information in CMOS The computer CMOS is also stored in the hard disk information, the main contents of the hard disk type, capacity, number of cylinders, heads, the number of each sector, addressing mode, explained to the hard disk parameters, so that the computer correctly access the hard disk. When a CMOS is powered down or has an error (when it is started, CMOS Checksum Error or similar information is usually prompted), the hard disk settings may be lost or incorrect, and the hard disk access can not be carried out correctly. This situation we have to re set the drive parameters, if you have taken note of the hard disk parameters or some prior anti virus software backup CMOS information, only manual recovery can; otherwise it could be set using BIOS (Setup) automatic detection of HD type (HD Type Auto Detection) function, also to get the correct result. Its not a problem Most of the time our computer will appear some seemingly no problem, just scare myself, that is, move the dial thread a jumper. The common hard disk that lets you loose a cold sweat, do not raise a problem, basically have the following two kinds: System does not recognize hard disk: This kind of fault is the most common, and the following error message is prompted when the self test is completed: HDD, controller, failure, Press, F1, to, Resume The above E means the hard disk cannot start, and sometimes even the automatic monitoring function in CMOS can not detect the existence of the hard disk. When the above information, should first check the power line, the key and hard disk related data line interface without damage or loose or poor contact, reverse the phenomenon, in addition to master-slave jumper common reason is on the hard disk is set incorrectly. Inspection and removal methods: Plug in the hard disk, the power line, the data line, or replace the data line with the other IDE ports for the replacement test. CMOS error caused by the faul