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Discussion in 'Other Hardware' started by HillTech, Dec 6, 2004.

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  1. HillTech Newcomer, in training

    OK, so here is a litany of questions:

    Everyone keeps telling me to reset the bios, but I cannot get the CPU to boot to get me to the screen. I can't even hear the HD doing anything, and they are ok because I tested on another CPU.

    I have replaced the battery.
    I've tested the power supply.
    I've reset the memory.

    LED light is on....

    Now what can I try?

    Thanks!

    Lori
    HillTech, Dec 6, 2004
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  2. Liquidlen TechSpot Paladin

    You do not need to get to any screens to reset the CMOS. Since you did not fill in your system specs , you will have to go to the Mb web and find out how to perform the operation .
    Just follow the directions exactly.
    Let us know if it helps.
    Liquidlen, Dec 6, 2004
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  3. HillTech Newcomer, in training

    Where is the MB web?

    And what all specs do you need?

    It has 2 HD, with windows XP.
    1 G memory (I think)

    Not totally sure, I've never managed to get it to boot.

    Thanks!
    HillTech, Dec 6, 2004
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