Windows 10: PC keeps switching off and CMOS reset did not work.

ContextI wanted to change some BIOS settings so I could install Windows 11. - I enabled Intel Platform Trust Technology PTT on my GA-B250M-DS3H motherboard BIOS settings, and it worked fine. - I enabled Secure Boot without any issues neither.- But then after restarting the computer, I also changed Secure Boot Mode from Custom to StandardProblemThe last step is where things went wrong. My PC keeps switching off and on every 10 seconds. I see a black screen.What I've tried so far:I've tried to jumper cap the CLR_CMOS on the board. Unplugging, hitting start button a few times, touch the 2 meta

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Resetting Bios Password

Follow these steps.

1. Power off the system & unplug the power cord, flip the power switch, hard reset the cmos by removing the battery for a couple of minutes (1-2 minutes).
2. Flip the switch & power it back on for a little bit then shut it back down (give it the amount of time you normally would allow it to boot up to windows login).
3. Reseat the cmos battery & power on the system.

After you've finished them all, reseat the battery & start it up. I've done this countless times. To unlatch & grab the battery, tweezers work good.

 

extend reset cmos

I have a Abit kv8 pro 3rd-eye mobo. And the problem is that my reset cmos jumper is right under my Gfx *Bang Head :banghead: So I wonder... can I extend it? Or will bad things happen? I was thinking: maybe a switch on my case*Confused

 

Airplane mode switch not working

Since the troubleshooting steps that were provided did not resolve the issue, we suggest switching on the Radio Management Service. To do that, please follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key + R.
• Type services.msc, then hit Enter.
• Search for Radio Management Service.
  
• Right-click, then choose Start.

Note: Never ever set this service to "Disabled".

Get back to us if the steps won't work.