I have the same same problem on that motherboard i try all my memory on another motherboard its work normally, my disk drives is also running normally on another motherboard and my power supply is running normal also, when i test the motherboard i got no display..

Most likely if you are trying to install this from a CD, then the drive is having a hard time reading the disk. Use different media(usb memory stick) or try and external drive.

Hello,

There are a few procedures you can possibly try before replacing components.

I HIGHLY recommend you unplug power while trying these steps

1) Unplug power and remove CMOS battery (usually a small silver circular battery) on motherboard for 1 minuted then reinstall battery and see if it boots up.

2) Re-seat all RAM memory chips. If it doesn't help, then try booting the system 1 memory chip at a time, to rule out a bad stick of RAM

3) If you have a separate video card (not onboard video) then try re-seating it

4) unplug both data and power cables to all internal components (hard drives, CD-Roms, Floppies, etc) and also internal cards and see if it boots. If it does then reconnect one device at a time til you find the culprit


That's pretty much all you can do without swapping out parts.

I hope this help and I wish you luck!!

Regards

Open your computer casing and look for the ribbon cable attached to your hard disk drive and motherboard. Unplug the ribbon cable from the motherboard and hard disk drive. Then put it back again the cable and observe, if the problem is still the same. Next part is to unplug the ribbon cable from motherboard and hard disk drive and observe for the sound comes from your hard drive. Try also switching your ribbon cable into another IDE ports.Normal hard disk drive usually have a normal sound but the defective hard disk drive have a mechanical noisy sound. Have a good day.

It could be the motherboard, try resetting the the bios first by either taking the lithium cmos battery out and then replacing after 30 secs or finding the the cmos jumber and unshort it for 30 secs, and reboot the mechine.

If the same and no monitor responce then the onboard graphic electronics may have failed, the motherboard does have a AGP expansion slot which you may want to test with a graphics card to see if that will work.

If you find that you do have to replace the motherboard, try to find one that uses the same processor and memory that you already have, that way you will keep expence down to a minimal.

Replacing the motherboard will mean you will have to contact microsoft to give you the installation codes for the operating system to work with the new motherboard, when you boot for the first time with the new motherboard fitted you will have to phone the number on the screen to reregister the system just follow the instructions, it is quite self explanetry.

Once all booted up and drivers installed the computer should run as normal, as for the hp recovery disks it should still work as all the information on the disk is on the harddrive any way, the only thing you would need to do is keep the motherboard installation disk with all the drivers on.
hope this helps.

Hi rakib_050415

The problem you are having doesn't have anything to do with the motherboard. When Windows dumps out and starts that memory to disk, then you either have a bad hard drive or bad memory that's causing you the problem. Once in a while it can be the CPU, but I'd say 1 out of 20,000. To find out I'm going to send you to two different places to download some software to test both. First to test your memory go HERE. They are all free programs, so pick which one you want and download it, and read the instructions and run it. Then to test your hard drive. After you've finished that test, then go to HERE and again, download whichever one you want and follow the instructions and run the test. It's not going to repair either the memory or hard drive. You will need to go out and replace it. Now if you find that you've run both tests and neither show and problems, then you have something else wrong with your computer software, not hardware. It could be something you just recently downloaded, that has messed up your registry. The list can go on, but for now, try the most probable before you jump into insanity.

Good Luck, and please post back what your results are.

Thanks

Mark

You are probably correct in thinking it a motherboard problem, its sounds like the disk controller on the motherboard id faulty.
There are a huge range of motherboards to choose from.
The mounting holes on the motherboard will match the desktop mounting plate, these are standard configurations.
Stick with the well known brands and with the functions that suit your requirements.
My choice of brands are Gigabyte, Intel, MSI.
If you are into gaming and video editing etc. go for a motherboard without a built-in graphics card and purchase a separate high end graphics card.

If you just installed windows then take the cd out and let the computer reboot on its own. Windows will ask you to replace the OS disk later.

So just restart the computer with nothing in the CD drive.

Also make sure in BIOS that the Hard drive is the first boot device. Don't need the CD drive as first anymore.

See if that helps.


Brian

If it didn't make it through scan disk it is most likely the hard drive.

There is no problem on the hard disk.. It's either the memory or the motherboard is having a fault. Try cleaning the memory contact point with a pencil eraser and try again....
Check also the voltage of the battery cell on your motherboard it should read higher than 2.8V DC, replace it if below 2.8.

Hoping a Fixya result on my suggestion... Anyway, post me back if nothing happens, we will fix it...

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