Nec valuestar PC-VC5002D
Take a screw driver or something similar and gently **** the **** end of the screw driver on the cmos chip
Posted on Aug 08, 2007
Take the motherboard out of the machine, assemble it outside the machine on a peace of cardboard so that it does not touch any metal parts on you PC case, try switching it on, if this solves your problem, then your motherboard is shorting out some ware on your PC case, just check to make sure it doesn't short out when you put it back together
Posted on Jul 27, 2007
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