ASUS P5P800S Motherboard "changing damaged screen turns" Questions

...screen is damaged..if there is a break in screen thn the liquid in screen is flow n spread in screen the only solution is tht u change ur lcd display screen ...or may b ur belt (which is connected ...

...changing cables and when then computer is on if i unplug the flat grey cables they will turn on but when i reconnect them they dont work Sounds like the hard dribver may be bad. Their are site to ...

screen that the disk are damaged. so, i bought a new h. disk. setting up XP & other apps. i boot it, but the 'nice' blue screen flashing and the system rebooted simultaneously too. as the same before.

...screen-setting. 5) No damage at pins of connectors between monitor and PC ? 6) Cable between monitor and PC connected correctly ? If all OK : 7) Does monitor power on ? Yes. Shortly but turns off ...

...screen or keyboard tried new bios battery and clearing the bios 1-turn on the PC for seconds without CPU's fan and see is it getting hot or not. (if not, it means your cpu is burned and you should ...

...screen notifying you of the key associated with entering setup. Once you manage to enter the system BIOS, use your keyboard's arrow keys to select different menu options. Using the ENTER button on ...

My husbands ex wife bought my step son a used HP compaq d530 SFF desktop. She set an admin password on it and now she cant remember what it is. Is there anyway to restore it back to the factory ...

...screen come up, every thing seems ok. But after about 30 seconds, suddenly the system power goes away, but the motherboard light is still lit up. my monitor is ok, I checked that. There was no ...

...screen again. How can I tell if that the MB is fried or if its the cpu? I have eliminated almost everything else, (that I know of anyway.) Thanks heaps! If the cpu were damaged, you would still get ...

...turns on and starts to boot up then the screen comes on and then it shuts down i cant fig. it out i have been trying for days first of all get to the jumper next to the cmos battery in the main board ...