Hey i put a p4 2.8 in my asus p4b266-la mobo. it started up to windows then restarted it self over and over. any solutions. my email address is [email protected]

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HELLO!!

WHAT EXACTLY THE PROBLEM IS ???

Hello the homepage is here:

http://support.asus.com/download.aspx?SLanguage=en&p=1&s=15&m=P4B266-C&os=&hashedid=n/a

Please select your windows and download the manual.
The file needs to be unziped.

My guees is that the powersupply is dead.
You can still buy a new one.

But some old asus mainboard has bad capacitors.
Does yours look like this:



If they do it does not pay to let them be changed.

The mainboard is 11 years old and i guees the time has ran out for it.

I whish others could hold that long.

Hope this was helpfull

hello, after plugging the new hard disk, you will go to setup from the bios settings and choose ide settings, when you get to the master primary press enter so that the computer can detect the hard disk automatically, once this is done, save the settings and restart your pc

There is very simple procedure.

• 1st restart your Laptop and enter in bios setup with the help of F2 key or F1 or Del key.
• After entering in BIOS setup change the Boot order or Boot sequence.
• Select the booting device 1st boot from CD Rom.
• Save the setting.
• Insert windows XP Cd in CD Rom.
• Now Computer start from CD Rom.
• You follow the instruction and install the windows.

Check the power supply. Take out the SMPS and replace with a working one of the same wattage and check. It happened to me once........sodeep

Rebooting can be caused by memory problems as well as other mainboard issues. Try removing the memory and make sure the contacts on each memory module are clean. If oxides have built up and the contacts have a brownish look you can gently use a pencil eraser to clean them. Use compressed air to blow out the memory sockets on the system board. Then put the memory back in and restart. If you still experience the rebooting, remove the memory again and try replacing a single module at a time to see if you can isolate a bad one.

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http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/cpusupport.aspx?SLanguage=en-us This is a link to the new board you installed good luck send me more info and I WILL HELP MORE IF I can. Good luck.

try resetting the bios! there is a pin on the motherboard that you remove , then re-install . then restart computer. check the instructions on your new mother board, also could be a bad
keyboard, change out keyboard, try usb keyboard!>>>good luck!

Socket type: mPGA478 (P4).
P4 – 1.4-3.4 GHz
P4 EE 3.2-3.4 GHz
MOTHERBOARD MANUAL: http://www.elhvb.com/mboards/OEM/HP/manual/danube_manual.pdf
It shows you how to take off and put in the CPU.
This is a guide on how to install the CPU/with FAN.
http://www.pctechguide.com/tutorials/Pentium4_CPU.htm