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Problem for Intel SuperMicro SUPER Motherboard - 810 (370SEAO)
BIOS not starting
This is what is happening, when i press the on button, my computer doesn't even budge. So after I unplug it and plug it back in, a light on the mother board and the network connections board are turning on and the fan turns. About two seconds later, the fan turns off, but the lights stay on. This is making it so I can't access BIOS or anything else on my computer. I have switched the RAM to a different port, no luck, I have unconnected the hard drive, no luck, I haven't actually switched out the hard drive or RAM yet. If there is something I can do.... Thanks
VETTEMAN
VETTEMAN
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Aug 16, 2006
- I also forgot, next to a fan there is a plug that is empty, however no cords go to it. My computer is a 766(or close to that) Mhz intel 810 (don't think its super micro however) and it has 128 Mhz of RAM currently.THanks again
VETTEMAN
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Aug 28, 2008
- I turned on the pc and worked fine. I turned off. Open the case and removed the Zalman fan for my AMD cpu 5600 because I wanted to take out and old pata drive that I have put in the pc when I built up this rig; and de cpu fan was obstructing to do that. I cleaned de cpu and Zalman fan; I added thermal paste and turned it on. On and off the fan started working and stopped sudenly . Others the fans continued working but not bios sound and monitor image.I connected another hard drive with windows xp installed and the same result.Have not idea what went wrong in all this process.
- bzmart
Aug 05, 2008
- error beeps, i tried to check the RAM with other pc but its ok, i ask for help in a computer shop that sells this motherboard. i was told it could be the dimm slot, since they no longer have a service unit to check with i was advised to up grade to a new motherboard, is there any other way i can check this out.my prossesor is an AMD XP series which is compatible with this Asus mother board. there is no video output, tnx- ads_dabe
May 28, 2008
- I have the same problem.I replaced my old mother board with this 945PL-A.
I am thinking that my old video card is compatible with this Mother board.
Did you upgrade your video card.
my email: raoofal@gmail.com
- listner
May 22, 2008
- Same prob as the original- jagwantFeb 26, 2008
- This is what is happening, when i press the on button, my computer doesn't even budge. So after I unplug it and plug it back in, a light on the mother board and the fan turns on for about a second. The fan turns off, but the MB-light stays on. I can't access BIOS or anything else on my computer. I have switched the RAM to a different port, no luck, I have unconnected the hard drive, no luck, I haven't actually switched out the hard drive or RAM yet. If there is something I can do....Please HELP !!!!The components i try to getting up (minimal Configuration):
PIII-S Tualatin1,4GHz (JumperFree Mode)
4x256Mb=1 GB Ram (tested also with only 256Mb)
Geforce 4 MX - 64Mb
Is there anybody out there which can help me with this old board.
Normally you can read everywhere how good this board is!
But mine won´t work! - Please HELP !!!!
Thank You
digital.empire@web.de
- digi_emp
Best Solution
posted on Apr 21, 2007
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OK i found the solution. You have to reset the jumpers on the sw1 and sw2. try different configurations.
you may also have not connected the [pow sw] from the on/off button.
and you may need to change the jumper on JBAT1
here's how i configured the jumpers . they're near the battery and via chip
sw2 sw1 JBAT1
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: :
you may also have not connected the [pow sw] from the on/off button.
and you may need to change the jumper on JBAT1
here's how i configured the jumpers . they're near the battery and via chip
sw2 sw1 JBAT1
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: :
Solution #2
posted on May 01, 2007
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Had problems with this board for over twelve months.System wouldn`t boot,crashes and regular bsod.I was also using the 1302 bios. I fixed all problems by changing the DDR ram voltage from Auto to 2.6 in the bios.System hasn`t crashed since and now boots smoothly.So far no issues
Solution #3
posted on Sep 27, 2007
Did you get it wet? My old one did the same thing when a kid dropped oj on the motherboard.
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Solution #5
posted on Apr 30, 2007
you may have a bad power supply..make sure the 220/115 volt switch on the back of your computer near the fan is put to 115volt selection if you are in the united states.
Second your power transformer may be bad.
That is the unit that blows out the back of the computer, if a tower its near the top. if your computer is a desk top it may be the left or right side of the back of the desktop.
There are many problems in this area we could cover..start with checking that your cables to the harddrive are seated firmly and flush to the harddrive.
Besure you have a system on your harddrive..xp/vista etc.
Ensure you have your IDE cables pressed flush and firmly into the motherboard.
make sure you have power to your harddive or any other cd drives etc. or floppy drive if you have one.
Make sure they all have power to them.
After you do get it to start. Go into your bios and make sure if you dont have a floppy drive that the selection for your floppy is notNOT selected. otherwise this will cause a no start up...but it seems your computer has a more severe problem.
i hope this helps.
Installing improperly seated memory will cause this same situation. be sure your memeory chips are in their slots flush and clamped in firmly. dont force them...as they may not be seating correctly if you dont have the proper memory chips for your particular motherboard.
a miss match of memory chips..will cause a non start up.
be sure your memory chips are qualified for your particular motherboard. and put MATCHING memory chips in the slots. close together , and in proper slots.
al
Second your power transformer may be bad.
That is the unit that blows out the back of the computer, if a tower its near the top. if your computer is a desk top it may be the left or right side of the back of the desktop.
There are many problems in this area we could cover..start with checking that your cables to the harddrive are seated firmly and flush to the harddrive.
Besure you have a system on your harddrive..xp/vista etc.
Ensure you have your IDE cables pressed flush and firmly into the motherboard.
make sure you have power to your harddive or any other cd drives etc. or floppy drive if you have one.
Make sure they all have power to them.
After you do get it to start. Go into your bios and make sure if you dont have a floppy drive that the selection for your floppy is notNOT selected. otherwise this will cause a no start up...but it seems your computer has a more severe problem.
i hope this helps.
Installing improperly seated memory will cause this same situation. be sure your memeory chips are in their slots flush and clamped in firmly. dont force them...as they may not be seating correctly if you dont have the proper memory chips for your particular motherboard.
a miss match of memory chips..will cause a non start up.
be sure your memory chips are qualified for your particular motherboard. and put MATCHING memory chips in the slots. close together , and in proper slots.
al
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Solution #6
posted on Aug 23, 2006
Did you recently make any changes to this board or system, like adding new hardware or changing settings in the BIOS? Try resetting the BIOS by using the jumper on the motherboard. If you're not sure of which jumper this is, refer to the motherboard manual.
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Solution #8
posted on Jun 28, 2008
my problem is this my motherboard recently started to not open the computer at all so i take the rams out and put it back in and it works after two days from shutting down dead silent this process happes almost on weekly basis now one day it just doesn't want to open and i have to leave it for a couple of days and remove the rams and put it back in then it works and two days later stops and so on u get my point ..
one more thing started to happen the dvdrom and cd rom connected to the MB stops working also and i don't no what to do should i change to msi 945 or anyone recommend another type of motherboards or is this fixable? thanks
replay to me on buzzz_forever@yahoo.com much appreciated
one more thing started to happen the dvdrom and cd rom connected to the MB stops working also and i don't no what to do should i change to msi 945 or anyone recommend another type of motherboards or is this fixable? thanks
replay to me on buzzz_forever@yahoo.com much appreciated
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Solution #9
posted on Sep 18, 2008
blave... indicated that his solution for
ASUS A7V8X-MX KM400... Problem
is valid for all Intel Motherboards
ASUS A7V8X-MX KM400... Problem
is valid for all Intel Motherboards
You may have also have shorted out the entire motherboard. The reason for this is that when we walk on a carpet satatic electricity may build up and when you touch a motherboard accidenty while puting/removeing hardware from your machine all the static will short out the motherboard. Therefore all other devices may start but the board won't. If this is the case, then you outta luck. Time to buy a new one.
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Solution #10
posted on Apr 29, 2008
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You know what check your jumpers for cmos i have a iwill dn800sli had the same problem my cmos jumper was set to clear. so i checked out my user manual switched the jumper & it booted up fine. If that dont work just put power to the board make sure you leave the speaker connected press power button & listed for one beep see if it post's leave ram out also when testing this kk
Solution #11
posted on Apr 28, 2008
Check your motherboard manual for correct configuration .There is no problem with your hard drive .you need to check your Power Supply ,Processor and Ram ....if all this working go to repairing shop to check your motherboard,because 3 main components are must to run successfull starting of computer to go to your biox setup i.e display + memory + Processor .
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Solution #12
posted on Apr 07, 2008
BTW, regarding my postings, I replaced the CPU and it works just fine now.
edGent, I don't see how the errors you get when you click "about" or play card games would give you the idea it's a mobo or hardware problem. I just see it as a software problem. More specifically I see it as a Windows problem. Is it WinXP? You need to tell us this. Sometimes Windows gets so hosed up it takes a major effort to set it right and it turns out to be better to re-install clean. Also, do you use hacked software? Have you scanned for adware or malware? Do you use any old unsupported software? How about your drivers? There is a standard set of things that careful people do to maintain a clean glitch-free system. If you've been following these practices and checked all of the things I mentioned then short of re-installing clean your solution is beyond me.
edGent, I don't see how the errors you get when you click "about" or play card games would give you the idea it's a mobo or hardware problem. I just see it as a software problem. More specifically I see it as a Windows problem. Is it WinXP? You need to tell us this. Sometimes Windows gets so hosed up it takes a major effort to set it right and it turns out to be better to re-install clean. Also, do you use hacked software? Have you scanned for adware or malware? Do you use any old unsupported software? How about your drivers? There is a standard set of things that careful people do to maintain a clean glitch-free system. If you've been following these practices and checked all of the things I mentioned then short of re-installing clean your solution is beyond me.
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Solution #13
posted on Apr 06, 2008
any body heard of a 'info' or 'about' bug?
i have a asus P3WE5 motherboard , and i changed about every component, even changed the backup battery, and it always crashes when i am klicking 'about' boxes in windows aswel as e.g. cardgames and so on.
any suggestion? i am getting fed up with this motherboard
mail : ede_Gent@yahoo.com
i have a asus P3WE5 motherboard , and i changed about every component, even changed the backup battery, and it always crashes when i am klicking 'about' boxes in windows aswel as e.g. cardgames and so on.
any suggestion? i am getting fed up with this motherboard
mail : ede_Gent@yahoo.com
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Solution #14
posted on Feb 21, 2008
I had the same problem ?
so i replaced the ram and now everything is fine again except one thing,
sometimes PC hangs for a few seconds (may be some defect in my new ram or HDD)
so i replaced the ram and now everything is fine again except one thing,
sometimes PC hangs for a few seconds (may be some defect in my new ram or HDD)
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Solution #15
posted on Jan 22, 2008
OK, I found my fix. I flashed the BIOS so that it could support the Athlon XP 2100+, and then I uninstalled all the video drivers and bought a new GeForce 6200 / 256MB DDR2 / AGP 8x that supports BOTH 98SE and XP ( a trick to find 98SE support these days!) It can only use AGP 4X since that's as far as the KT133A will go.
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Solution #16
posted on Jan 09, 2008
This can sometimes happen if the bios has a feature to turn off if it doesn't detect a particular fan (like the cpu fan). Try clearing the cmos maybe that will reset it if that is the cause.
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Solution #17
posted on Dec 30, 2007
I had similar problems while I was switching motherboards between cases.
My first step was to disconnect all drives, power cables and ribbon cables, and case fans. System would still power down before BIOS dislay started.
Problem was traced to improper connections of the front panel control wires to the mother board header.
My first step was to disconnect all drives, power cables and ribbon cables, and case fans. System would still power down before BIOS dislay started.
Problem was traced to improper connections of the front panel control wires to the mother board header.
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Solution #18
posted on Dec 14, 2007
I want to know the right connection for the power switch, the power led, and the H.D.D. led on the board L7VMM Rev:1 for E-machne
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Jan 04, 2008
- I found out the motherboard (L7VMM Rev. 1) is shut, and I couldn't find it.I'm looking for a compatible motherboard. My computer is emachine C1641 AMD Athlon. Does any one has an idea which motherboard could be compatible because the L7VMM is discontinuedYes
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Solution #19
posted on Nov 30, 2007
i think u all might have not noticed the mother board has secondry power supply as u have mentioned ther is a plug near the fan in thw power supply u will find a simmiller pin conect it to the plug if the secondery power is not connect the system wont work there wont be any 14.3 mhz clock which is need for the processor to work
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Solution #21
posted on Oct 26, 2007
IT SOUNDS LIKE TO ME IF YOU HAVE A FALT IN YOUR
( P S U) POWER SUPPLY I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM
CHANGED THE PSU IT IS WORKING OK NOW
( P S U) POWER SUPPLY I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM
CHANGED THE PSU IT IS WORKING OK NOW
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Solution #23
posted on Aug 31, 2007
Have you checked the capacitors on the motherboard to see if any are swollen or leaking....a very common occurence on these boards......
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Solution #25
posted on May 23, 2007
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I had an issue like this once and it turned out i just needed to reseat the CPU, a five min job. Try this first but always with your safety in mind re examinining electrical equipment. Also wear an antistatic wrist strap and/or make sure you are earth grounded (for static) before touching any component inside a pc.
The fact that there is no boot screen implies it isn't the RAM that needs reseating or that the RAM is broken.
I also wouldn't touch the BIOS setting until after you have tried reseating the CPU.
The fact that there is no boot screen implies it isn't the RAM that needs reseating or that the RAM is broken.
I also wouldn't touch the BIOS setting until after you have tried reseating the CPU.
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Comment by Joe Koto, posted on Feb 03, 2008
This is what is happening, when i press the on button, my computer doesn't even budge. So after I unplug it and plug it back in, a light on the mother board and the network connections board are turning on and the fan turns. About two seconds later, the fan turns off, but the lights stay on. This is making it so I can't access BIOS or anything else on my computer. I have switched the RAM to a different port, no luck, I have unconnected the hard drive, no luck, I haven't actually switched out the hard drive or RAM yet. If there is something I can do....
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Comment by Guest, posted on Jan 11, 2008
my mainboard is asusk8s-mx, i need bios for this with intalation procedur as cd drive use. if u have, pls send to me. my emailid: yugandar_17d@yahoo.com
Comment by Guest, posted on Jan 03, 2008
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Comment by two4two, posted on Jan 02, 2008
To Mr Try2Bgeek,
What do you mean "front panel connection header? Do you mean where you connect for power-on LED/Power btn/HDD LED/ etc.?
What do you mean "front panel connection header? Do you mean where you connect for power-on LED/Power btn/HDD LED/ etc.?
Comment by two4two, posted on Dec 27, 2007
Here's my problem: It DID start but only in safe mode. I'd get the normal single beep when starting. Normal mode would hang while loading drivers. CPU temp was < 40 (threshold is 60.) If I held the power button it would turn off. The 3 LEDs on the board stayed on. When I tried to start it up again the fan turned, hard drive LED was on, and the drives seemed to be spinning, but no beep and nothing on the monitor. I would have to let it rest an hour or so to try again before the 3 LEDs went out and the monitor would work again and a beep would come at start. Then I could get back into safe mode. Trying normal mode would start the cycle all over again. Now it won't even do that and I'm stuck with nothing on the monitor no beep. How do I follow the BIOS and see the POST codes? (Assuming I can ever get it going again.) If I could get it going again I want to: 1) disable AGP 4X; 2) disable STR; 3) replace to a different AGP card; 4) change to nVidia GeForce MX440 PCI card; 5) replace back to original power supply; 6) set jumper to clear CMOS and start over; 7) flash BOIS to most recent (it is the 11/21/01 one right now). I'd love one of those PCI diagnostic cards with LEDs to show POST codes. My jumpers and switches are set off to take default ratio/multiplier. Clock is set to 133. 768 Mb PC133 non-ECC SDRAM. 1.8V into AX1600DMT3C. Any ideas? BTW, I have TWO of these KT133A boards. The other is a SOYO SY-K7TVA PRO 1.0 and it has the SAME problem. That is why I put the DFI board in. I was trying to isolate the problem by changing boards. I also changed memory sticks but it didn't help. The only thing I didn't change is the CPU, but as I said, I did get safe mode for a while.
Comment by Guest, posted on Dec 11, 2007
SAME
Comment by gns3, posted on Dec 09, 2007
It is a lap top, my 3 year old spilled milk on it. There is an orange light in the front that blinks 8 time fast. Internet port light is on, and thats it, all else dead. Is there any hope?
Comment by Guest, posted on Dec 04, 2007
i have the same problem ,light on the MB is on ,it seems starting but after few seconds the fan and the rest shuts down.This is the second asus MN2-E i use and with the other i had the same problem.I have thought this MB has somthing like a protection ,not sure anyway.Can anyone help me? thanks
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Comment by krunalpa, posted on Nov 19, 2007
i have the same problem
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