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Article #3567Re: Motherboard Problem
From: John M. Wisner
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 00:00
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when I had that problem it turned out that I had somehow used the "keylock" function which killed power to board until changed. Mike Bishton <mjb@athenet.net> wrote in message news:38067B00.C4EEFA46@athenet.net... > I bought a cheap pentium motherboard at a trade show a couple of weeks > ago. I assembled a system with it. It Posts then displays "WAIT" and > hangs. I cannot enter the Setup utilility eithor. I tested the CPU in > another computer and have tried differant RAM and power supplies. Any > Ideas? It's a socket 7 w/ AMIBIOS. >
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