HPCE_Larry
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Within the last couple weeks I built a new computer. EVGA 680i mobo, core 2 duo e6600, 8800gts, 320gb Seagate baraccuda hd, 2x1024mb Corsair Dominator Ram, ddr2 800 4-4-4-12.
I installed xp on it yesterday, and got all the drivers on it. Load temps were 48 C, so that wasn't an issue. Every so often it would BSOD. Just a moment ago I turned it on and it started doing a memory test, which it never did before. I hit ESC to skip the memory test, and get an error complaining about no ps2 keyboard/mouse. I never got that before either. I hit f1, and after it verifies the DMI pool I get the error "DISK BOOT FALIURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER".
I go into the bios and it can no longer see the hd. Everything else is pretty screwed up. All my memory settings were gone, boot order, etc. I put the boot order to boot off a CD and it doesn't do it.
The memory isn't the issue, I ran it through memtest many times before this happened and it always passed. according to the mobo LED I had error 03 previously, which was "Init Early initialized the super IO" according to the manual. Now I have FF, which simply means boot.
I'm inclined to think its the mobo, due to the bios issues. Any ideas?
I installed xp on it yesterday, and got all the drivers on it. Load temps were 48 C, so that wasn't an issue. Every so often it would BSOD. Just a moment ago I turned it on and it started doing a memory test, which it never did before. I hit ESC to skip the memory test, and get an error complaining about no ps2 keyboard/mouse. I never got that before either. I hit f1, and after it verifies the DMI pool I get the error "DISK BOOT FALIURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER".
I go into the bios and it can no longer see the hd. Everything else is pretty screwed up. All my memory settings were gone, boot order, etc. I put the boot order to boot off a CD and it doesn't do it.
The memory isn't the issue, I ran it through memtest many times before this happened and it always passed. according to the mobo LED I had error 03 previously, which was "Init Early initialized the super IO" according to the manual. Now I have FF, which simply means boot.
I'm inclined to think its the mobo, due to the bios issues. Any ideas?