K8T800: Wont load! Screen stuck at "CoreCell" Logo

I was going to redo my whole computer today and wipe everything out. upon inserting my windows xp cd, the blue screen came up, and started loading. All of a sudden I realized that there was something on my computer that I needed. I simply pushed the power button infront of my computer. I turned my computer back on to go back in and retrieve this file before i started deleting everything. i turned it on and the logo "CoreCell" came up and stayed there. I hit tab and got the detailed menu, but I couldnt click -F10, F11, F12, Delete, anything. I want to get past the logo so i can retreive this information before I start formatting. How can I go about getting around this? Thanks

Hi
Unplug the power cord from the power supply and remove the cmos battery. Push the power button a few times to drain the power from the motherboard. Leave it set for about ten minutes and then reassemble everything. When it boots go into the bios and set the time and date. Save and exit. Boot it up and see if everything works then.

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