PC Initial bootup
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So finally got my pc put together and time for the initial bootup and nothing happens
I've checked all of my wires and the mobo powers up and the cpu and front fans turn on, but other than that it is a lame fish. Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong?
I've checked all of my wires and the mobo powers up and the cpu and front fans turn on, but other than that it is a lame fish. Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong?
You don't even get a BIOS screen?
Check:
Video Card
115/240 volt switch on power supply
Jumper settings on the Mobo
I'd say unplug all unnecessary peripherals (Harddrives, cd rom drives, sound card, mouse and keyboard) and try from there.
Check:
Video Card
115/240 volt switch on power supply
Jumper settings on the Mobo
I'd say unplug all unnecessary peripherals (Harddrives, cd rom drives, sound card, mouse and keyboard) and try from there.
Unplug the things that are unnecessary and try to get it to boot that way. Bad memory can cause it to not boot as well. You'll just have to try different things to figure out the broken link.
Nevermind pulling all the ram at once. I just tried that on my brother's comp and no boot whatsoever. Try pulling all but one ram stick, and if no boot, try a different ram stick.
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ok i got it to run with both sticks now, i had to do the initial boot and xp install with one then just installed the other once xp was working. But now my computer won't recognize my CD drive, any pointers? Under BIOS it shoes my CD and hard-drive but once into XP i can't get to my cd drive





it beeped alot and the mobo crystal display said f6???


or so it says