Re: [motherboard] Motherboard may have failed?

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FileShackOrg join:2005-01-26 Lincoln Park, MI	reply to rflack50 Re: [motherboard] Motherboard may have failed? please try and just turn on the system with only the power supply motherboard and video card inserted. bare minimum setup only. also try and see if you can find some clear cmos jumpers on the board itself they will be small and look like to steel spikes sticking up that you normally would touch a screwdriver to when booting up the computer.
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rflack50 Wacko Premium join:2000-12-12 Sacramento, CA Reviews: ·Pacific Bell - SBC	I did that and it does the same thing once the hard drive is hooked up. I have a feeling it's the board. Per XFX I removed the battery and let it sit for atleast 2 minutes to clear the cmos. No jumpers necessary for this process. I have reset the cmos several times with no affect. -- When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us. Helen Keller
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