re: From unable to boot to unable to even try that process
Sunday, October 23, 2005 at 3:54 pm Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by vinny romano
(6 messages posted)
You're apparently right. I was just fishing for someone that may have had the same
problem and had already figured out what caused it.
Thanks to my friend, after I did some tests he suggested 'remotely' it appears to
be a dead processor.
I unplugged everything from the MB (also suggested by the MB maker) and still nothing.
'Everything' means: all the drives, cards and fans. Then I removed first one, one
then the other RAM chip. Then tried totally new RAM chips. NOTHING.
He asked if the processor fan tries to start up when I press the power button. It
doesnt. The case fans try to start but with only a split second power surge they
only spin to a stop.
I plugged the processor fan into a case fan power supply. Then it spun for a second
just like the other case fans. SO, our conclusion: processor. I'll post an update
once I try the new processor.
On Sunday, October 23, 2005 at 2:19 pm, Falcon wrote:
>"As usual, forums rarely offer any real help. Rather, posts tend to critique
>the
>poster until he/she just gives up and figure it out on their own." Myybe because
>you post questions that can best be solved locally. Hardware problems are extremely
>hard to troubleshoot from remote.
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