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Did you try resetting your CMOS yet?
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Circus said:
i havn't done it either.i don't even if it is still possible on newer computers, what i do know is that it is not recommended the whole reson this info is in a separate NVRAM chip is because if the BIOS have to do this task as well booting up takes a very long time
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Purchase HP Pavillion CMPT (P4 1.6GHz) off Eaby...when it arrived it would power on and not POST - monitor stayed in suspend mode. I tried what was sent ealier in this post except the CMOS reset (the ASUS board is custom made for HP so there are no jumpers). I figure my problem and possibly yours is that the MB is gone. If a manual reset doen't do then try a different board....
In my case it could also be someone trying to overclock the CPU and cooked it.
Another possiblility is that if you interupted a BIOS update then you've cooked your CMOS EEPROM and will need to pull it and have a shop re-flash it....
Good luck - I am buying another MB off of EBAY....
Purchase HP Pavillion CMPT (P4 1.6GHz) off Eaby...when it arrived it would power on and not POST - monitor stayed in suspend mode. I tried what was sent ealier in this post except the CMOS reset (the ASUS board is custom made for HP so there are no jumpers). I figure my problem and possibly yours is that the MB is gone. If a manual reset doen't do then try a different board....
In my case it could also be someone trying to overclock the CPU and cooked it.
Another possiblility is that if you interupted a BIOS update then you've cooked your CMOS EEPROM and will need to pull it and have a shop re-flash it....
Good luck - I am buying another MB off of EBAY....
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