I just installed a P4MBMS motherboard with an Intel Celeron D351 3.2GHz processor, Intel 775 cpu heatsink and fan, and V-Data 512MB PC3200 400MHz DDR memory into a new system. It is in an ATX midtower case with 300 watt power supply with a Lite-on CDRW and a 20GB Maxtor hard drive (from an old system). When I started the system, it started right up with good performance. I then hit delete to enter the BIOS. It entered the BIOS properly but then the system froze before I could even start to setup the new BIOS. I tried to restart the system and it would not restart. I shut it off and waited about 15 minutes. I then restarted the system and it did the same thing only it didn't get as far into the BIOS screen before locking up. I'm thinking that the processor might be overheating (in spite of the Intel heatsink and fan) but would like confirmation before spending more money for an additional case fan and thermal compound. Please help.
sc122870, try this first disconnect the hard drive cable and then try getting into bios, also try disconnecting both cables to the cdrw and to the hard drive and try to get into the bios. Sometimes if the pin assignments on the 2 drives are wrong, bios will freeze. If it does the same problem with the 2 drives unhooked then it might be your mobo.
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no audio driver. when i open my music there is a error found. said- bad directsound driver: bla bla bla.. error code: 88780078