wont boot up all the way
Started by
smitty777
, Jun 06 2006 11:59 PM
#1
Posted 06 June 2006 - 11:59 PM
#2
Posted 07 June 2006 - 01:31 AM
well, this dose not sound all that good...
The first thing i would do, find the cmos jumper (found in the mother board quick quide, or manual) and use that to clear all settings. Next i would reset time and date (other wise windows will get annoyed) and see if that works... If not, i would start swapping out all the parts i could to find the cause.... We already know that it is not the instalation or the disk...
Just a thought what kind of power supply do you have? if your power supply is not putting out enough power anymore, your computer could start, but windows might crash do to a lack of power.
This link should help you, if you have your manual, it lists useful pages
http://hardware.mcse...sage264390.html
Chad
Chads computers
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The first thing i would do, find the cmos jumper (found in the mother board quick quide, or manual) and use that to clear all settings. Next i would reset time and date (other wise windows will get annoyed) and see if that works... If not, i would start swapping out all the parts i could to find the cause.... We already know that it is not the instalation or the disk...
Just a thought what kind of power supply do you have? if your power supply is not putting out enough power anymore, your computer could start, but windows might crash do to a lack of power.
This link should help you, if you have your manual, it lists useful pages
http://hardware.mcse...sage264390.html
Chad
Chads computers
Please do not include an e-mail address in any post as it could lead to more contact than you intended
Edited by Keith, 07 June 2006 - 01:34 AM.
#3
Posted 07 June 2006 - 10:07 PM
Hi,
Please check with your system Battery. If you still find the same error after replacing the system battery. Please do clean your RAM.
If the above mentioned steps are done you need not press F1 hereafter. The system will boot successfully without any error.
Thanks & Regards
Krishna Tatavarthy
Please check with your system Battery. If you still find the same error after replacing the system battery. Please do clean your RAM.
If the above mentioned steps are done you need not press F1 hereafter. The system will boot successfully without any error.
Thanks & Regards
Krishna Tatavarthy
#4
Posted 08 June 2006 - 09:49 AM
hi again......the motherboard i just put it in when i built the computer.(6 months ago)...i tried a new battery and clean my ram and temp...defrag......still the same....i even try taking the jumpers off board-cmos and cpu.................my winxp pro;the same disk is on my 3 computers i built.so micorsoft isn't letting me update and calling it a boot leg window now..
#5
Posted 08 June 2006 - 09:59 AM
the power supply is new (6 MONTH OLD)...JUST PC (USA)INC...425W.....3-ULTRA 512MB PC3200 DDR 400MHZ CL3.....ASUS CD.......ASUS DVD.....MAXTOR 120GB AND A 40GB.......ULTRA COPPER BASE FAN XP3000+........AMD SEMPRON 3000+ SOCKET A cpu...
#6
Posted 08 June 2006 - 10:56 AM
windows is calling it a bootleg copy because it is one.
One install per cd-key is the legal entitlement.
I'm sorry but we cannot help people with pirated copies of windows, even when you likely were not aware this was an issue
One install per cd-key is the legal entitlement.
I'm sorry but we cannot help people with pirated copies of windows, even when you likely were not aware this was an issue
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