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Disconnect everything except the very basics. You don't seem to even making
it through POST (Power On System Test). When I say everything I mean
everything. Leave the video card and monitor attached. Even disconnect all
drives (you can wait to do that untill you try everything else disconnected
first). You want to at least be able to past POST and get into the BIOS
settings. Almost anything can hang a boot, I've seen a bad HD cable do it or
even a USB 1.1 hub plugged into a USB 2.0 port. Yes that happened to me.
Removed the 1.1 hub and everything went fine. (See my other message where I
talked about upgrading my system.) I just brought over all my old stuff
including the USB 1.1 hub where I had low speed perifs like a webcam and ATI
receiver for their remote plugged in. Things worked for a while although the
Webcam gave me some strange problems. Then one day it wouldn't boot. Removed
all external items and it came back up. Started plugging things pack in. It
was the USB 1.1 hub. Took it out of the mix and it all worked fine. The
webcam is much better behaved also.
BTW, the bad HD cable was on my son's system. Mr electrical engineer
couldn't figure it out so he came to daddy (;-) (actually brought it over).
I told him to unplug all even the HD's and it went to BIOS. We started
plugging things back in and it was IDE cable hung it. I had a spare cable in
a spare parts box. Swapped it out and it came right up........(love it
(;-)).
"Wanabe" <wanabe@wanabe.com> wrote in message
news:3abag6F6b4879U1@individual.net...
> Hi,
>
> My computer won't boot.
> The motherboard is an ms 6567
>
> I've tried reseating the ram, cpu and clearing the cmos.
> When i press the power button the leds on the front panel light
> and there is one beep. The hard drive led stays on but their is
> no activity coming from it. Also their is no display from the monitor.
>
> Thanks,
> Brian