Hey,
Go into bios or cmos setup. when you turn the computer on it says what you need to press to get in there, look over the bios, look for chassis intrusion detection, turn it off, then go back to the main screen save and exit.
you won't have the problem anymore.
Thanks and good luck.
Ekse
I wen't over the bios for this motherboard, this one doesn't have the feature.
Your motherboard does have a connector we need to check.
Hope this picture comes out readable
Make sure theres a jumper connecting the Chassis signal and GND together. if there isn't one, you need to get one and connect the two pins with it, if there is one, take it out instead and start up without the jumper, if the error still comes, turn the computer off and place the jumper back in and see if the issue is solved.
let me know how that goes.
heres another picture to help you find the connector
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SOURCE: chassis intrusion
You need to check the chassis intrusion pin setting located on the motherboard. See page 1-30 (Number 11) in your manual.
You need to add a jumper as shown.
The system should no longer halt.
Cheers!
Mike
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hi!!! I looked up the chassis intrution feature of my motherboard asus P5V800-MX and to turned it off in Bios but I cannot see where in the bios is this selection located, Cab you tell me where in the bios is this located? help me again please!!!
I just got the same problem today with a two months old P5Q SE/R. No matter what i do i cannot disable that stupid feature and i always get the error, the board is dead. I can only enter bios once after clearing the cmos. I also tried reflashing the bios, downgrading the bios, clearing cmos with jumper and removing the battery. Nothing works. I'm afraid that the this is a hardware or bios issue and the only solution would be a BIOS hack. In the meantime i'm buying another MB, I can't wait three-four weeks for Asus to replace this piece of ****. That's it, i'm never buying asus again.
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