Question about Asrock K7VT4A+ Motherboard
My computer was acting funny, it was rebooting on its own about 2-3 times a day, when it would reboot it would stay on the screen where it counts memory etc. for about 7-10 minutes before going to Windows, thought it was a CPU done. I went to work and got the CPU out of my computer there, put it in and started my computer, it started to boot, monitor came on and saw boot screen and then it died, monitor shut off, fans shut off, but green light is on the front of case, reset button does nothing and neither does power button. Only way to reboot is to unplug. Put my old CPU back in and it does the same. So what did I when I changed the CPU and what was wronng before I changed the CPU. Is my motherboard done? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
1. check the cpu fan is properly working with normal speed.. 2. go to bios setup and restore all settings to default. 3. if windows start and problem comes after some time , then it might be virus. so, go for a virus scan.
Posted on Oct 15, 2007
I thing it is a old or bad cabaster
Posted on Jun 25, 2008
Try to use a installer xp cd and use a repair console, chkdsk /p
.........b'cause i try this for many times its work it...try it to find!!!!!
Posted on Jun 20, 2008
Another thing thing to consider is the quality and capacity of the power supply. If the power supply is bad it won't supply power properly which will cause the motherboard to work incorrectly if it works at all. If the power supply is too weak or worn out then the undervoltages will cause the same type of problems.
As habib suggests make sure that the CPU cooler is properly installed with either a thermal pad or thermal compound. Failure to do so may damage the CPU.
Posted on May 30, 2008
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Posted on Apr 18, 2008
It could be bad RAM. Our HP Pavilion Media Centre did same thing. I ran disk doctor and found that there were failing areas in the system memory. I had to send my unit back 3 times until they actually fixed it. I really think it was bad RAM though. They never really told me what exactly was the problem.
Posted on Apr 08, 2008
The issue might be with your cooling fan. install it properly, try installing an extra cooler ant that should help you.
Hope it helps
Regards
Grydor.
Posted on Mar 06, 2008
Make sure the cooling fan is properly seated on the CPU.
and clear cmos.
Posted on Jan 04, 2008
It seems as if it would be memory but i think the PSU should be checked. Along with the connections, CPU , and reseat the memory. This motherboard is picky with the RAM.
Posted on Dec 29, 2007
Swap the power supply
Posted on Oct 01, 2007
Reebooting as habib said might really be overheating. In any case, since I work with these damn boads, I tell you I changed every part in a computer wearing that board and with the same illness you describe, and the problem still persisted, untill I ended up replacing the board, still with a Biostar but this time with a P4M890, let's be real... same crap different name, but let's also be honest, in 3 months it didn't do that anymore (not it faces other problems like getting stuck in Post and loading the RAM with static electricity). Try Habib solution, if it persits, I really recoment you dive in you paperwork in a quest for your warranty!
Posted on Sep 24, 2007
Fixed! motherboard to the trash, installed new one and solved problems!
Posted on May 23, 2007
Although the fault is probably relating to the temp of the processor being too high causing reboot meaning the first answer is correct it could also be a power issue, ie the main power psu unit is failing to deliver enough power to the motherboard and/or processor. Recheck all power connectors on the motherboard but do it with safety in mind at all times.
Posted on May 23, 2007
First check if it's not over heating(make sure all your fans turn on)Then run an antivirus scan. If all that checks out, then try unplugging your harddrive, to see if boots normally, if it does, then try your harddrive on another pc which you know works. It could be your harddrive going out.If your harddrive works great on another pc. I could be motherboard related problem.If your harddrive doesnot work fine on another pc then backup your files.
Posted on Apr 01, 2007
Make sure the cooling fan is properly seated on the CPU, and make sure you have enough (but not too much!) thermal compound covering the CPU's core. That *should* fix the issue.
Posted on Oct 23, 2006
HI
I think readjust your PC's cooling fan
Noman Anis
Posted on Nov 04, 2009
Buy another computer
Posted on Jan 23, 2008
SOURCE: P4i65G - brand new want start.
What kind of P4 3.4Ghz is it? if it has 2mb of L3 cache, it doesn't work with that motherboard
Posted on Oct 25, 2007
SOURCE: No beeps on boot up with asrock mobo? help plz
well i have done all barbones tests and the mobo is now on its way back as its a dud :( even with just cpu in and mem it doest beep to say theres no graphics.
Posted on Jun 11, 2008
SOURCE: L7VMM2 ECS motherboard will not boot.
One long and two shorts is usually:
Indicates a video error has occurred and the BIOS cannot initialize the video screen to display any additional information.
You seem pretty comfortable with troubleshooting, so here is a reference document ...
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000607.htm
Posted on Jun 14, 2009
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when my computer turn it on in few min. and it appear the logo of windows xp and then it shotdown itseft then totaly off the cpu.
computer powers off for no reason, then will also power off & on while booting, green light on. It will then run fine it does it intermittently.
I turn on the computer and the computer shuts off and the green light stays on
When I power up, I can hear all the fans starting. About 30 seconds all power drops. I replaced the power supply which gave me the same results.
Could it be the motherboard?????
Gerry V.
I dust my system took out my cpu[LGA] clean the surroundings of the socket and re fixed my cpu on the board checked the keying before switching it on after the POST when the operating system started to load the cpu stoped and the green light stayed on.I turned it on again and the cpu stoped the fan stoped but green light stayed on this time with a sharp beep sound.I repeated the process again and this time immediately after the POST the cpu and the fan stopped but green light stayed on.
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