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| TrackingID : | 1878 |
| Posted : | Monday, December 06th, 2004 02:57:52 PM |
| By : | ka_mcginnis |
| Computer Boot problem | Configuration: |
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What is the main issue when a computer is turned on, but fails to boot. In addition, no video display is produced. This has happend 2 time to me and until now no resolution has been found.
| Operating System : windows 95
CPU/Processor : pentium
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Re: Computer Boot problem by Anonymous Ghost on December 10th, 2004 04:04:41 PM
1) Does it give you any kind of beeps at or during startup?
2) Is the video connector securely inserted? |
Re: Computer Boot problem by d1green45 on December 15th, 2004 06:03:56 PM
Getting message gbbull unable to run this program no language files were found also get the same on gbtray.This happen every time I boot up. |
Re: Computer Boot problem by Anonymous Ghost on August 11th, 2005 11:26:36 PM
Just built a system using a Biostar mainboard NF4UL-A9. Had the system up and running great and then after entering setup I disabled quick power on self test. To be honest I'm still not sure why I did it. Anyways when I saved the changes the computer rebooted but now when I hit f9 to try and reenter setup or hit f1 to get to windows a screen comes up with just a blinking dash and that is as far as I can get. Can I get back into setup somehow or is the mainboard junk now? Hope I didn't mess it up but I'm out of ideas. |
Re: Computer Boot problem by Anonymous Ghost on August 11th, 2005 11:45:02 PM
Well you can get back into setup the following way:
Open the case of your cabinet. Remove the CMOS battery 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, insert it again.
Now boot the system, the default system configuration will be loaded.
Happy nibbleguruing :) |
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