New error when booting up

hi,i keep getting this error popping up when iam booting up my computer.all i did was install another ide hard drive.
(warning! cpu has been changed or cpu ratio change failed.please renter cpu setting in the cmos setup)ive tried to find out where to correct it,but iam unsure.this is my motherboard (pm8m3-v)

Just use the jumper. Disconnect pc from AC outlet, toggle power switch a few times, then set the jumper in the other postition, leave it for a few secs and set it back. Connect PC and try again.
Please do NOT boot your system while the jumper is in the other position.

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my tranzlation
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