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As8-v abit motherboard

Boots up after 10 seconds and cuts out and there is a light on the motherboard and stops at 9.F.

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Hi, the most common cause of this type of problem is the on/off switch on your case. See if you can get a spare one from another computer and plug it onto your board in place of the original one for a test. If this is not the cause then it would be worth checking the power supply, even if there is a LEED light on the motherboard there could still be insufficeint power to boot up. Regretablely the next conclusion is your motherboard. Goodluck with this regards mistyman

Posted on Aug 14, 2007

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