Switching circuit module, computer system, and method for controlling computer system reset thereof

A computer system, comprising:

• an internal power supply module, providing a RTC reset high-level signal;
• a switching circuit module, electrically connected to the internal power supply module for being operated by a user to optionally cut off the RTC reset high-level signal generated by the internal power supply module at a shutdown state of the computer system, the switching circuit module comprising:
• a processing module;
• a first control switch, which is a Hall Effect switch and electrically connected to the processing module for being operated by the user to generate a first control signal by using a magnet;
• a chipset, electrically connected to the internal power supply module for receiving the RTC reset high-level signal from a reset pin;
• and
• a switch module, electrically connected to the processing module and the chipset, and when the processing module continuously receives the first control signal to exceed a first setting time, the processing module further determines whether stop receiving the first control signal in a second setting time, if yes, a pulse signal would be generated for controlling the switch module to cut off the RTC reset high-level signal transferred to the chipset.

A method for controlling computer system reset, being applicable to a computer system for allowing a user to optionally cut off a RTC reset high-level signal generated by an internal power supply module at a shutdown state of the computer system, the method comprising the following steps:

• providing a first control switch for being operated to generate a first control signal;
• determining whether the first control signal is continuously received to exceed a first setting time;
• if yes, further determining whether stop receiving the first control in a second setting time;
• and
• if yes, generating a pulse signal to cut off the RTC reset high-level signal.