Hardware specialist, need Help. . .

Past few days I was wondering to overclocking ma cpu 2.20 to 2.80 for tht I did lot of googling,youtube video searching,and read lots of forums. After all this I read smwhere some bios changing instructions and I did tht. I did smthing lyk this =>Entered in bios Hmmm in advanced options Burn in mode - Enable And more 3 options below tht (and really nt remember nw) After tht ma PC was restarted bt nt boot up I tried al I cn. . . So guys if u have any solutions plz post ere. . . . Thanking u all

Ma PC configuration: Intel core2duo, 1gb ddr2 ram, Intel 945 chipset motherboard

Well i will b back

Ok lets see what i cn do?,,what os versi0n do u use

Windows xp sp3

Ever read bout overlocking, to increase speed or ram or whatever..... but i dun have gutz to try it, dun have any knowledge bout setup bios....maybe u cn ask Enrique when hes online

You may restore settings again, Switch on . -> DEL . -> F10, don't know more, i use compaq _ Linex

Ok

I was expectin solution frm u. . . Nyways I'll drop pm to ENRIQE

It will be better if explain cofiguration

enrique dun bite lol im sorry mate, i give up if its connected to setup bios i think Shiveringflame good on pc also

yes, pm shiva or ragnorak they may be help u they are good in this. Sorry i dont know anything about this problem

Guys u made me afraid, shall I scrap ma motherboard Lolz kiddin , thanx 4 ur replys

just follow the same or enter to bios and restore settings.it wil be ok,but do u enter to bios or not..

StingRay . . . . .

RE INSTALL YOUR WINDOW !

I dun get any display means I cant enter in bios I think so. . .

Dude Cant do tht . . . Cant get bios

Forget to add, Wheneve I switch on cpu it gets started and give three beep sound,and on keyboard caps lock , num lock & scroll lock indicators till cpu is on .

3 Beeps means Memory Read/Write Error in first 64KB block (check memory)

3beeps indicate Base 64 K memory failure. Reseat the memory. Make sure that the contacts on the memory and the socket are clean. Try removing one bank of memory modules at a time. Note: Some systems might need to have a memory module in Bank 0. Try using memory modules from the same manufacturer with the same part number and speed. Check for a faulty memory module by trying the memory in a known good system. Trying known good memory in the system. Check the power supply and check for power fluctuations. If the steps above do not resolve the problem, the mother board may be defective. Try a different mother board.