[wplug] hardware

[Vincent DiAngelus]

One other thing I remember was having the MB ground out on the case. I did one install where I was missing one of the plastic "feet" that keep the MB from touching the case. It was hell trying to figure out why it never got to bios. Just another little annoying thing to check.
 
Vincent DiAngelus

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  Matthew Wright <mattmar at telerama.com> wrote: 
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Remove all cards but the video. Short the two pins that reset the bios 
making sure you remove power COMPLETELY from the computer first (including 
the +5 VDC keep alive). Disconnect the floppy. You should have only one HD, 
RAM and one video card now. Verify ALL headers and their positions on the 
mainboard. Boot PC. If you can get past the video BIOS screen make sure you 
set INT ON AGP in the BIOS. If you cannot get this far then barrow a PCI or 
AGP video card and try again. I am leaning towards the video card being the 
problem or the mainboard being set for a different processor.

On Monday 19 March 2001 00:09, you wrote:
> > Older Celerons run at 66mhz bus, i think the new ones run at 100mhz bus.
> >
> > normally speaking as long as you don't go under what your processor was
> > designed for you should be fine. (don't use PC66 with 100mhz bus) Going
> > over is not a bad thing.
>
> Hmm...I have a problem then.
> I've bought a new computer (mostly from the expomart) and when I turn it on
> it only displays the video card's BIOS, it doesn't beep when the
> motherbords usually do, and it doesn't display the motherbord's BIOS splash
> screen. I've tried swaping arround the drives and such, but it hasn't
> produced anything.
>
> Specs:
> 10/100 network card
> Geforce 2 MX
> 700 Mhz Celeron
> 50x CD rom
> floppy stolen from 486
> hard disk stolen from 486
>
> it's all EIDE. I can't figure out for the life of me (nor can my friends)
> why it wouln't boot (the hard disk is even fromated!)
>
> -help
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