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Problems and solutions to system modules

Find and list common problems associated with motherboards,power supply CPU and their symptoms.closely studying the CMOS,BIOS settengs and suggest how to troubleshoot problems such as post error codes

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  • Anonymous May 15, 2009

    When i switch on computer, The green light is blinking on monitor, no display on monitor what i have to do. i change the monitor, ram, monitor cable, i remove the ram, and but i have still that problem.

  • Anonymous May 15, 2009

    When i switch on computer, The green light is blinking on monitor, no
    display on monitor what i have to do. i change the monitor, ram,
    monitor cable, i remove the ram, and but i have still that problem.

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    What exactly is the problem?

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  • Posted on Mar 08, 2008

SOURCE: bootup problem

you have problem with the memory (RAM). check it
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  • Posted on May 08, 2008

SOURCE: Intel D865PERLL Motherboard will not power up

Hi nkda2000, this is as close as I could find for power schematics. Intel D865PERL
http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/D865PERL/sb/CS-027143.htm

(There is no Intel D865PERLL board). Sure it's a typo. Have done searches for D865PERLL & found it (Not on Intle's web site) but when looking at the specs it's listed as D865PERL. (One L ) not two.

I hope the Technical Product Specification pdf can help you check the power on the motherboard.

Luck!

Mike

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  • Posted on Jul 27, 2008

SOURCE: Cannot change cmos settings.

Try this.
Open case somewhere on motherboard will be (reset BIOS) or word to that effect. it will be a small 2 pin connector with a jumper on 1 pin connect the jumper across both pins for 30 seconds remove jumper fit back over 1 pin (not get lost) reboot your BIOS should have reset to default hope this helps post comment if does please

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  • Posted on Nov 17, 2008

SOURCE: new asus m3n72-d motherboard bios will not post

If you don't already have a case speaker hooked up to the board, you might want to connect one since there isn't an on board speaker and you will not hear error beeps otherwise.

Also, if you have another non-phenom AM2 processor handy you should really update the BIOS to latest release. Many late model Phenoms will not work on motherboards that have earlier BIOS releases and you will not be able to post. You should then choose "Set Optimized Defaults" and save the bios without any changes then shut down (not reset). When you power on again it should post and you should be able to get into the BIOS.

A third thing you can try (after you get a case speaker hooked up) is using a cheap pair of ddr2-6400 RAM to get the board to post so you can get into BIOS and change the voltage to the correct settings for your RAM if it requires a higher voltage than the bios expects.

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  • Posted on Feb 03, 2009

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hi all,
can anyone tel me where should i buy the intel D845GVSR mother board.

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