DHSinclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Al,
> Thanks. Tried the "overnite zero trons."
I have a customer's Dell E510 here in the shop that will run fine if i
let it sit powerless for a day or so. Only lasts a couple of hours, then
it will not pass POST until it sits 'dead' for a day or so. Any i
Al,
Thanks. Tried the "overnite zero trons." The only positive sign this AM was
that the PC started post, did not find the hd, but popped into a deep bios
screen for cpu speed. With the kbd still dead, I could not move around in
the bios... :)
The m/b has been demoted and I'm taking anoth
DHSinclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Al,
> New visual: the KBD leds never light up or flash during post.
> System off as suggested for the night.
I don't know why, but I've had a few MB with minor problems respond to
being completely powered of for a day or so. YMMV :)
> BTW, your email da
Al,
New visual: the KBD leds never light up or flash during post.
System off as suggested for the night.
BTW, your email date/time stamp suggests MST (-7:00). Thought you were
in EST (-5:00).?
Best,
Duncan
At 21:51 11/23/2007 -0500, you wrote:
Done (but do not understand) ?
CMOS batt rea
Done (but do not understand) ?
CMOS batt reads 3.029v.
Think that is a bit on the low side(?)
Best,
Duncan
At 20:44 11/23/2007 -0700, you wrote:
DHSinclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No. Post will not respond to the DEL key.
Try leaving it without power overnight. (power cord removed from
DHSinclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No. Post will not respond to the DEL key.
Try leaving it without power overnight. (power cord removed from power
supply; battery removed) I've seen several motherboard saved this way.
Sometimes takes a couple of days.
Good luck and let us know...
Best al
No. Post will not respond to the DEL key.
Can not get into BIOS, but tried.. :)
Best,
Duncan
At 20:01 11/23/2007 -0700, you wrote:
DHSinclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My XP machine has suddenly (today) decided to not boot up.
> The post indications are:
> a) post ends w/ "Keyboard error
DHSinclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My XP machine has suddenly (today) decided to not boot up.
> The post indications are:
> a) post ends w/ "Keyboard error or no kbd present."
Can you set the BIOS to ignore KB errors?
Best,
al
My XP machine has suddenly (today) decided to not boot up.
The post indications are:
a) post ends w/ "Keyboard error or no kbd present."
b) hd is up to speed and running.
Is this old Asus CUBX now toast?
Have tried 3 different kbds via two different kvms. Have even tried
different kbds
direct!
