From Cleaning to Broken! (please Help!)
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orionflame
, Oct 28 2005 01:53 AM
#1
Posted 28 October 2005 - 01:53 AM
#2
Posted 28 October 2005 - 04:49 AM
The most likely explaination (assuming you weren't bristling with static when cleaning), is that while potting around the motherboard, you mananged to bump something.
I'd suggest dissconnecting everything from the motherboard, then reconnect just the power supply, take out all expansion cards and reseat the video card, also reseat the RAM. Then see if you can boot to BIOS, if OK keep reattaching components.
When you say no error code sounds, do you get the one short beep that (usually) indicates a successful boot?
I'd suggest dissconnecting everything from the motherboard, then reconnect just the power supply, take out all expansion cards and reseat the video card, also reseat the RAM. Then see if you can boot to BIOS, if OK keep reattaching components.
When you say no error code sounds, do you get the one short beep that (usually) indicates a successful boot?
#3
Posted 28 October 2005 - 11:47 PM
there isnt any beep when it boots normally, and I tried to disconnect all the drives and cards and take the ram and still nothing
#4
Posted 29 October 2005 - 12:11 AM
Hiya:
Try Re-inserting your video card make sur that it is nice and tight and or make sure your ram is seated down properlly.
Try Re-inserting your video card make sur that it is nice and tight and or make sure your ram is seated down properlly.
#5
Posted 29 October 2005 - 08:32 AM
Hi orionflame!
What I suggest you do, is take out the CMOS batter (it's shiny stainless steel about the size of a nickel), and also disconnect the power from the back of the computer. Leave the battery and plug out for at least 5 minutes. Then when you come back to reconnect them, hit the power button a few times to make sure the CMOS is cleared and then reconnect the cmos battery and power cord. Then boot up the computer.
Fenor
What I suggest you do, is take out the CMOS batter (it's shiny stainless steel about the size of a nickel), and also disconnect the power from the back of the computer. Leave the battery and plug out for at least 5 minutes. Then when you come back to reconnect them, hit the power button a few times to make sure the CMOS is cleared and then reconnect the cmos battery and power cord. Then boot up the computer.
Fenor
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