If you saw the "jumper installed/detected" message, then it should have cleared.
The ESM is responsible for displaying error messages on the LCD screen, and while the custom message is set in the BIOS, it may actually be stored in the ESM. The ESM also keeps its own network configuration settings independent of the BIOS data, so clearing the NVRAM will not affect ESM settings.
theflash1932
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May 24th, 2015 12:00
If you saw the "jumper installed/detected" message, then it should have cleared.
The ESM is responsible for displaying error messages on the LCD screen, and while the custom message is set in the BIOS, it may actually be stored in the ESM. The ESM also keeps its own network configuration settings independent of the BIOS data, so clearing the NVRAM will not affect ESM settings.
Wicks_76
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June 22nd, 2015 15:00
Thanks theflash1932.
Just for anyone looking up this post with my same problem, my solution turned out to be a motherboard swap.