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| Problem with Motherboard Post
The computer has started acting strange from few days. Iniatially one onboard nics stop working. I then plugged it into other port. Then other one also quit. I reset the cmos it will post but no response. I tried even changing the date and saving but no post. Please help me regarding this problem |
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Have you checked the moniter is plugged in and it's in the right socket. I remember when I first turned my PC on. I put the connector thing in the wrong socket and nothing came up on the screen. The PC was on but nothing came up. I swithched the cables and the problem was sorted. |
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1- Make sure cpu is seated correctly. (just because the cooler is not falling off does not mean it is seated correctly) 2- Check your ram pull one out and swap till you know it not them. 3- Make sure you cpu 4 pin power connector is connected next to the cpu. 4- Make sure you dont have any extra brass stand offs incorrectly places or missing. 5- Make sure your video card is in the top pci-e slot. 6- Running sata are you using the power sata quick connector or molex 4 pin. 7- If you are running sata plug into sata1. 8- cd and dvd drives should be plugged into correct ide channel(ie NOT the blue one). 9- Make sure your power supply is set for 110v and NOT 220v. |
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1. CPU is good. 2. RAM is recognized by BIOS. 3. I had this one plugged in, but missed the EZ_PLUG. 4. OK. 5. OK. 6. SATA power connectors. 7. I'm running SATA1 & SATA2 on the nVidia SATA controller. 8. The blue IDE channel is the recommended channel for the mobo, according to the instructions. I have two ODDs. Should I run one on each IDE channel, or run both on one channel? 9. PSU is good. |
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Clear CMOS. 2. Remove all ram. I then got beeps for no ram. 3. Insert one RAM, boot. 4. If ok, power off and insert the second. |
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