Do you have a manual for DFI 865PE INFINITY - DFI 865PE INFINITY P4/A&GB L&R/1394/ATX Motherboard

Hello it seems to be that your mainboard is not listed:

http://www.dfi.com.tw/support/Download.jsp

Good luck

Yes - The CPU MUST be a Socket type 478 in order to work.

Hello my friend,is very old motherboard and i couldn't find and i don't think that there are drivers for windows 7.The only think you could do is to try this motherboards XP drivers or better your motherboard`s windows XP sound drivers.

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When your computer continuos beeping the problem is the RAM you need to open the CPU casing and check the remove the RAM clean the dust then after that, reinsert the RAM to the socket, then turn on your computer. "good luck".

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PCmania

This sounds like a cpu problem, have you powered the cpu with the small square plug with 2 yellow and 2 black cables?? Chris http://www.motherboardsrus.net see the site for email address and phone details for help

Have you tried givemefile.net?
go to :
http://www.givemefile.net/search.html
copy the line below into the search line, and that should bring up all the drivers you need.
INFINITY MOTHERBOARD DFI 865PE

there is a jumper on the motherboard for that perpose, should reset on it 3 jumper it is alway on pins 1-2 move it to 2-3 for a few secound and than move it back and reboot system

rod

Hi steve, PC repair is trial & error. I suggest you replace the power supply or test the power supply in another PC that also uses 4 SATA drives & two PCI-E slots for starters. Two boards with the same problem is odd. You must have the CPU & fan connected, memory installed, ATA 24_pin main power plugg connected (Page 17 in manual). 4-pin_12v power connected which is located (Just to the left of DDR1 memory slot). Looking at you're board the power supply should be no less than 500w.
CPU must have thermal grease between CPU & heat sink.
Even though you have fans running & LED's on & flashing, the power supply seems to be the first item to check. Make sure the bottom of the motherboard is not touching the PC case.
Try the above & post you're finding here.

Good Luck!
Mike

try one by one first the graphic card then with powersupply

Try defaulting the cmos, this is best done by removing the battery from the main board and shorting the terminals in the battery carrier (bend up a paperclip so it sits on both terminals by its self), make sure the power is unpluged first, it will take about 1/2 hour to completely reset, then try to boot, if sucsessful the cmos will need to be setup again
good luck
terry