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Ensign
Join Date: Nov 2000
Posts: 5
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cpu1: pc100 128ram, p3 700, asus p3v4x
cpu2: pc133 128ram, p3 800, spacewalker different cases i was swapping mb/chip/ram from one comp to another. now, 1 works..the other doesn't. the one that doesnt work is the asus one. there is no OS on the problematic one. when i power on, the keyboard lights light up once and then the keyboard is inoperatable. Also, i noticed the cpu fan wasn't on. Prior to this, the mb/chip/ram have been operatable... and as far as i know, it was rock solid. the keyboard also works, and i have tried replacing the keyboard... same result. i also double checked the slots. I replaced the power supply... no dice. i have tested the system with only the minimal components (video card,hdd,cpu only). i have tested it with the mb outside of the case. I dont know what to make of this. the system boots up... its goes past BIOS... and to dos... BUT, the keyboard doesn't work and the cpu fan doesnt turn on... and prior to moving the mb/cpu/ram... it was a rock solid system. HELP! possible solutions: i'm thinking the 2 power supplies i have tried are not powerful enough. But i really don't have anything to base that on. Or i did something to the asus mb while moving it from case to case. |
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Location: Long Island, NY
Posts: 561
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Try taking out the memory and putting it back in.
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Does it have a pc speaker so that you can hear diagnostic beeps as it starts up? My friend had a problem one time where his computer acted sort of like yours but it had a pattern of beeps as it started up. If you get the beeps you can search around the web a little bit and find out what they mean. His had something to do with RAM.
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Ensign
Join Date: Nov 2000
Posts: 5
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when i get back home i will try reinstalling the ram... however, i dont think it would be the ram because all i did was move the motherboard to another case. the ram in the computer that isn't working right, is good ram... prior to this whole mess it was working.
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