20 Most Recent DFI CB61 Motherboard Questions & Answers

This sounds like an overheat problem. Check that the cpu cooling fan is not clogged with dirt, if it is you can agitate the dust with an old dry paint brush and hoover it out carefully. Does everything else appear to run normally before it shuts down? Chris 07926-106150 http://www.motherboardsrus.net

Normally a bios checksum error is caused by a dead cmos battery. In a laptop that can be a pain - some are specialty batteries, some soldered directly to the motherboard, etc.

Start the laptop and enter the bois, there usually will be something to tell you what key to press, most of the time it is f2 or f10. Once in the bios set the date, time and boot order, then save and exit the bios. If it boots ok then try to determine what type of battery and it's location on the laptop to replace it.

If you let me know the make and model of laptop I will try to help determine that info and also where you can get the battery. That will more than likely be from eBay....

Hope this helps

Max -> 768 MB (3 x 128MB)
see this link:
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RAM Specifications: Standard RAM: ECC and non-ECC, Unbuffered and Registered, Chipset: Intel 440BX Maximum Ram: 768MB Steckplätze / Slots: 3 (3 banks of 1)

You can download your drivers here:

http://www.drivers-software-download.org/tag/prescott-s33-mother-board

Download the user manual from following link http://www.dfi.com/Upload/Manual/CM/661fx%20mlv%20mlve%20761103492.pdf See page 38 for Power Supply connections.

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change power buton or reinstal windows.

use norton

That will be a very big blob of goo! Or a very large and wobbly hacker.

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