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Would not boot from SD, burned a DVD, it did boot from DVD and installed. But success finally by taking a hdd from dead thinkpad and wiping it, put it in blank, grabbed windows 8 cust preview, first tried SD boot. Is it difficult to get to the cmos batt? would it do any good? did you mean usb? i would be surprised, but willing to try.

gave the Logo, the happy tune, and eventually went into bios again on its own, same as before, with same symptoms. actually pulled both, reseated one, left batt out, removed hard drive, tried again, with not keys pressed just power button. Screen stays, power stays, but clock stops and you're done. so press F9, get a response 'do you want to reset defaults', hit OK and it freezes. The only keys it would respond to were function, then it will freeze. Well, after several power-ups, it started just going into BIOS on its own, landing on the first screen but with the cursor in unpredictable position.

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