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Problem for EliteGroup PT800CE-A Motherboard
ECS PT800CE-A restart problem? (can't turn off the computer)
By Cato - usenet poster
I recently bought ECS PT800CE-A and have installed the motherboard
with P4 3.2GHz Prescott (FSB800) CPU. Everything is running smoothly.
Windows XP has been installed. My only problem so far is that I am
unable to turn off the computer from Windows XP shut-down procedure.
It went automatically shut-down but immediately restart. I tried to
hold the power button for a few seconds. The computer seems to be off,
but immediately restart again. The only way I can turn off the
computer is to turn the power supply off. I have done:
1. clear CMOS
2. removed the battery to completely re-set the M/B
things are still the same. The WORST, even I unplug the "power switch"
connector from the M/B, the M/B can still start by itself. Does anyone
experience the same problem? Thanks!
AJ
with P4 3.2GHz Prescott (FSB800) CPU. Everything is running smoothly.
Windows XP has been installed. My only problem so far is that I am
unable to turn off the computer from Windows XP shut-down procedure.
It went automatically shut-down but immediately restart. I tried to
hold the power button for a few seconds. The computer seems to be off,
but immediately restart again. The only way I can turn off the
computer is to turn the power supply off. I have done:
1. clear CMOS
2. removed the battery to completely re-set the M/B
things are still the same. The WORST, even I unplug the "power switch"
connector from the M/B, the M/B can still start by itself. Does anyone
experience the same problem? Thanks!
AJ
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Best Solution
posted on Jan 30, 2008
Hi!Good PM...Hope this will help...
Enter the bios setup & then load setup defaults or load bios defaults...Save & exit...Try to shutdown again using the xp start menu...
Goodluck!
Enter the bios setup & then load setup defaults or load bios defaults...Save & exit...Try to shutdown again using the xp start menu...
Goodluck!
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Solution #2
posted on Jan 25, 2006
ATX motherboards allow software to control when the system can turn on and off so removing the "power switch" connector from the M/B and it still being able to turn on is normal (it just don't not allow you to turn the thing on and off).
Your fix to the problem is that your settings on CMOS (BIOS) is incorrect. You have to change the "wake-up" setting to disabled. Wake-up allows your computer to be turned on by your keyboard, mouse, and even network activity. There are many options for wake-up, make sure they all are disabled.
This should fix your problem.
Your fix to the problem is that your settings on CMOS (BIOS) is incorrect. You have to change the "wake-up" setting to disabled. Wake-up allows your computer to be turned on by your keyboard, mouse, and even network activity. There are many options for wake-up, make sure they all are disabled.
This should fix your problem.
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Solution #3
posted on Aug 12, 2007
Look to make sure you have your wires from your switches and ect.. on the right ones. This is most likely one is incorrect. They are hard to figure out but must be correct. Your USB as well must be correct. Some of these can damage your board so go over them with a fine tooth comb to make sure you understood correctly which ones go where.
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Solution #4
posted on Mar 20, 2007
It's Like Some Problem in your SMPS Try to service or change the SMPS
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Solution #5
posted on Jan 29, 2009
There is something wrong with the operating system. The best way to restore it. If it won't work, Reinstall the Operating System.
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Solution #6
posted on Aug 10, 2008
hey mate my pc did the same. When u install windows some files were not installed . Put your windows cd in your drive and wait for auto run click on instal and then upgrad. Follow the on screen promps and it should be working after that
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Solution #7
posted on Sep 06, 2009
check the fsb of your mobo, make sure its compatible with the microprocessor! your microprocessor should support the fsb of your mobo!
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Solution #12
posted on Dec 29, 2007
Also make sure that you have the latest bios. Check the front panel switches. And follow Fafhrd's advice. Hope you fix it.
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Comment by Guest, posted on Mar 26, 2008
Can you tell me where today I can locate a ASUS P4T main board? please.
Seems a pity to throw out a complete system just because the MB id faulty.
John Hays
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Seems a pity to throw out a complete system just because the MB id faulty.
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Comment by hassanshawky, posted on Mar 21, 2008
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Comment by PlagueSD, posted on Nov 06, 2007
I'm also having the same problem as the original poster. I have the exact same motherboard. What happens to my system is when I shutdown through windows XP start menu, my computer goes through the shutdown process normally. It just never powers down the motherboard. My monitor is off, drives are powered down, but the case fans and CPU fan are still running.
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