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2 years ago

Under what scenarios can we clear the NVRAM by moving the PSWD jumper to the RTCRST pins?

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julia-pushkina [17]2 years ago

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One can clear the NVRAM by moving the PSWD jumper to the RTCRST pins in the following scenarios:

When the computer system is on for 10 seconds
When the jumper is set to the closed position

<h3>What is a jumper ?</h3>

A jumper (usually found on early days computers) is used when the computer needs to close an electrical circuit

The NVRAM which means a non-volatile random-access memory can be reset or clear when the computer system is on for 10 seconds and when the jumper is set to the closed position

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