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| Thread ID: 63165 | 2005-10-31 20:03:00 | Intermittent Startup | suddentwang (9177) | Press F1 |
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| 400646 | 2005-10-31 20:03:00 | I have a problem with my PC, in that when I push the power button, the computer appears to start, but there is no start POST 'beep', no flash of the keyboard lights, and no video output. If I leave it in this state for a few minutes, then restart it via a reset, the thing normally starts up as it should. I have replaced the CMOS battery, but this has changed nothing. Any ideas? | suddentwang (9177) | ||
| 400647 | 2005-11-01 01:16:00 | What motherboard and BIOS is running? My Asus P4C800 Deluxe has somthing like that, where if I've overclocked it or changed a setting in the Bios, it will freeze when I boots next time. Try reloading the defualts of the BIOS .. or tell us what you havn't done in the BIOS (if anything) | ProMaz (34) | ||
| 400648 | 2005-11-01 05:14:00 | Do you keep the P C in the coldest room in the place? The motherboard might be malfunctioning- for one of a number of possiblities. Or the hard-drive might be. |
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| 400649 | 2005-11-01 07:18:00 | Check the capacitors on the motherboard for signs of leaking, bulging (very much similar situation to a Dell I had at work - it wiould seemingly start eventually). Also try another power supply to see if that fixes the issue. I assume this problem isn't related to any new hardware added or configuration change. |
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