Troubleshooting BIOS Values Not Saving Issue

Why sometimes the values in BIOS cannot be saved and shows as manufacturing mode?

A. The systemboard jumper is at CMOS_CLR state

B. The systemboard jumper is at SERVICE_MODE state

C. The systemboard is faulty

D. The systemboard jumper is at PASSWORD-CLR state

Answer:

The manufacturing mode in the BIOS occurs when the systemboard jumper is set at SERVICE_MODE state.

Explanation:

The manufacturing mode in the BIOS occurs when the systemboard jumper is set at SERVICE_MODE state. When the systemboard is in this state, the values in the BIOS cannot be saved. This mode is typically used by manufacturers to test and configure the hardware before shipping the computer to customers.

To resolve this issue, you need to change the systemboard jumper from the SERVICE_MODE state to the normal state. This will allow you to save the values in the BIOS without them reverting back to the manufacturing mode.

Make sure to consult your device's manual for instructions on changing the systemboard jumper settings.