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Anonymous   09-11-2004 at 07:05:17 PM

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I just replaced my Dual-Athlon MP GA-7DPXDW mobo with the latest
version and it shuts down immediately when I start it up. The red LED
comes on on the motherboard for CPU Temperature Warning. There is
completely no way that the CPU's are even hot.
I checked to see if the CPU's were seated properly. They were. There
also seems to be no jumpers for CPU Temp monitoring. I dunno what to
do now and the book is about as useful as a box full of Barbie doll
heads.

Any help is appreciated!

Lael

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Anonymous   09-12-2004 at 08:04:14 AM
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Ok. After the beeps I got it into BIOS. I changed the settings that I
wanted - disabled on-board sound, etc.
Now, when I turn it on, it just winds up, but never sends output to
the monitor. When I try to power it off, it doesn't and I have to
hold the button for 5 seconds.
Joy.

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Anonymous   09-12-2004 at 09:04:36 AM
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Ok, took apart again and replaced everything. Now when it boots, I get
repeating long beeps with about 3 second pauses between. I looked up
Phoenix BIOS beep codes and it didn't mention that one. This is very
frustrating.

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Anonymous   09-14-2004 at 04:28:30 AM
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Take out every pci card and peripheral and see if it starts. If it does
start adding devices till you find the culprit.
"apocolael" <apocolael@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
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> Ok, took apart again and replaced everything. Now when it boots, I get
> repeating long beeps with about 3 second pauses between. I looked up
> Phoenix BIOS beep codes and it didn't mention that one. This is very
> frustrating.
>
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