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February 25th 07, 10:42 AM
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Clearing the CMOS
I have a Abit SE6 MoBo which I am trying to install in an old case for use
by my grandaughter It appeared to be working OK until I powered it off and installed the following cards ATI Graphics Radeon 7200 and Creative Live Drive 5.1 Also installed a formatted 10GB HDD Now it won't POST ... The LED on the MoBo lights up and the CPU fan is working ..... Removing all of the above doesn't make any difference I am wondering if clearing the CMOS will help Any suggestions gratefully received Regards & TIA 
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February 25th 07, 10:44 AM
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Clearing the CMOS - PS
"Jim Burton" wrote in message ... I have a Abit SE6 MoBo which I am trying to install in an old case for use by my grandaughter It appeared to be working OK until I powered it off and installed the following cards ATI Graphics Radeon 7200 and Creative Live Drive 5.1 Also installed a formatted 10GB HDD Now it won't POST ... The LED on the MoBo lights up and the CPU fan is working .... Removing all of the above doesn't make any difference I am wondering if clearing the CMOS will help Any suggestions gratefully received Regards & TIA I have tried a different PSU with the same result
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March 12th 07, 02:31 AM
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Clearing the CMOS - PS
Try it. It is free
 "Jim Burton" wrote in message ... "Jim Burton" wrote in message ... I have a Abit SE6 MoBo which I am trying to install in an old case for use by my grandaughter It appeared to be working OK until I powered it off and installed the following cards ATI Graphics Radeon 7200 and Creative Live Drive 5.1 Also installed a formatted 10GB HDD Now it won't POST ... The LED on the MoBo lights up and the CPU fan is working .... Removing all of the above doesn't make any difference I am wondering if clearing the CMOS will help Any suggestions gratefully received Regards & TIA I have tried a different PSU with the same result
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