Help, computer boot screen black!

**warning:your computer chip fan fail or speed too low***

you can also disable this warning message in setup

press f1 to continue, del to enter setup

It should be translated as: **WARNING: Your computer chip fan is faulty or the speed is too low***You can also disable this warning message in the installer Press F1 to continue, del key to enter setup

This means that the CPU fan is too slow, danger warning!

I know what's going on.

Because your motherboard BIOS battery is damaged or out of power or the life is expiring, and then the CMOS power supply is insufficient, resulting in boot recognition errors, etc., so that press F1 to enter [Generally, there is an E text in the lower left corner of the boot screen that says F1].

Why "after the computer is turned off overnight. On the morning of the second day, it only appeared like this"?

Answer: Because ah, after the boot F1 enters, the motherboard will charge the battery, then today's daytime power is enough, but because the battery life is almost the same, so it was used during the day today, and there was no power at night due to the lack of timely charging, so it once again caused the power failure on the CMOS chip caused the data to be self-tested in the boot BIOS error, and there would be an alarm, etc.

I reckon your battery is leaking.

Solution: Go to the computer first** buy the battery and then install it, and set the BIOS correctly!

Resources.

It's because your blos settings don't match your actual configuration, for example, blos records that you have a floppy drive, but your machine doesn't. So that's what happened.

Why did the cleanup come about? This is because the information record in the blos also requires power supply, that is, the motherboard battery. You may have lost power to the motherboard when you cleaned it, so the blos information was restored to factory settings.

You go to blos, set it up and you're good to go.

You may have plugged in the wrong CPU fan power supply, plugged into the graphics card fan power supply, you can change the power pin.

Someone slowed down the fan speed in the BIOS!

If you have a problem with your fan, you have to see the real thing to know. No, just change it.

I guess it's a memory issue.

Make a system, buy a system disk.