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CHASSIS INTRUDED My CPU was grounded. I removed it from the casing and placed a insulated cushion underneath the board. When I placed it back and connected all the peripherals. It showed a CHASSIS INTRUDED! error. I just pressed F1 to continue and it turns off at an average of 5mins more or less. Can anybody please help.

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You BIOS settings have been reset and you need to set it up again. Chassis intrusion needs to be turned off. You can download the user setup manual here: http://dlsvr01.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/socket775/P5S800-VM/e2419_p5s800-vm.pdf BIOS setup is in Chapter 2. There are alot of settings and it goes into detail on how to set them. This is truly an Awesome motherboard! I wish mine was like this. Follow the setup carefully and you can't go wrong.

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