Chassis intruded Hi Been chewing on this problem for 2 days now and I can't figure out the problem. The mobo is an Asus P4P800-VM (the micro-atx version of the P4P800 series Since a couple of days however the problem started, it just won't boot. It says: Chassis intruded Fatal error System halted

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You have a problem with the Chassis Intrusion part, of the Asus P4P800-MX motherboard?

http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Socket_478/P4P800MX/#download

The Chassis Intrusion header is below the CMOS battery to the left.
It is in-between the two black SATA connectors.

It is a 4-pin header.
From -> LEFT to RIGHT pins are numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Put a Jumper Cap on Pins 3 and 4, and bypass the Chassis Intrusion option.

In the -> OS box, click on the blue Down Arrow. Now click on Windows XP.
In the drop down list, click on the + sign to the left of Manual (5)

Version E1880 - P4P800-MX user's manual (English version) E1880
Click on the blue -> Global

Go to Page 35. (PDF file page. Manual page is 1-25)
Chassis intrusion connector (4-1 pin Chassis1)

For additional questions please post in a Comment.
Regards,
joecoolvette

Hello
All you have to do is open the site open this site http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=P5VD2-VM+SE&p=1&s=22 and download the drivers that you needed in your computer then install it.
Good day and regards.

Good day! here's the following steps hope it will help you.

Unplug the computer
Take the MOBO battery out
Remove the chassis jumper
Wait a few minutes
Replace the chassis jumper
Replace the MOBO battery
Plug the computer in

You will need to go into your system BIOS and disable the Chassis Intrusion Sensor. BIOS is accessed by pressing the "del" key during the initial POST screen (or when giant Asus logo is on the screen) .

Look through there and located and disable the chassis intrusion sensor. If you can't find it, reference your manual for the board. If you don't have one, one can be downloaded in PDF format from the Asus website.

Be careful when in the BIOS, changing anything to an incorrect value could render your system useless! Don't play with anything, unless you explicitly know what you are doing, and what the setting does...

Be sure to "Save and Exit" in order foe the changes to stick.

okae...
first should you do is.. buy a new motherboard.. because like my motherboard, there is no solutions for that error nd problem...tnx

Below is a website you can get your info from
http://www.pcdirectsource.com/Item.cfm?ID=2241

first you have to check the RAM,, then mother board or processor,, ,,, make sure the pc while booting memory check is going with out problem..s

What processor are u using & which OS have u installed? Try using WinXP_ServicePack-3.........sodeep

somewhere on the motherboard there should be a switch or jumper to turn it off look for directions either on case somewhere or on motherboard