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Started by Ronald J. Bartle
Mon, 03 Dec 2001 00:17
Nach ich eine Ersatz Mainboard installiert habe.../After installing a new motherboard...
Author: Ronald J. Bartle
Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2001 00:17
Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2001 00:17
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Nach ich eine Ersatz Mainboard installiert habe beim booten kommt nur eine dunkel blaues Bildschirm. Ich bin ziemlich sicher das ich irgendeine Kabel falsch um habe oder so was. Hat jemanden eine Vorschlag was es sein k�nnte. Bei viel die Flachband- Anschl�sse ist es nicht zu sehen welche Stift die Nr. 1. ist usw.?? Ich hoffe das das mit dem dunkel blaues Bildschirm eine die Profis was sagen kann. ron b. /English version./ After swaping motherboards to replace a broken one, I am only getting a dark- blue screen when re-booting the pc. I am pretty sure that I have got some cable the wrong way round or similar. For one thing at a lot of the flatband cable connections, it is not plain which pin is pin no. 1. I will be real gratefull for any suggestions you might have. One is hopeing that the thing with the dk. blue screen will be indicative for one of you professional types. ron b.
Re: Nach ich eine Ersatz Mainboard installiert habe.../After installing a new motherboard...
Author: Gianfranco Ermidoro
Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2001 11:38
Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2001 11:38
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Dear Ronald there are scores of possible reasons for the behaviour of your PC. About the cables: pin 1 on the MB is usually indicated by a small 1 somewhere on the printed circuit near the socket, or by a small triangle. If the cable sockets are all grouped together, assume that they all have the same orientation unless differently indicated. On most recent MBs, the slot on the printed circuit and the cable are coded so they can only be matched in one way. On the HD there may be the same one-way locking; if not, usually pin 1 is near the power plug. Look for explanations on the disk itself. If you send a description of your MB & HD it will be easier to help. GF Bergamo
Re: Nach ich eine Ersatz Mainboard installiert habe.../After installing a new motherboard...
Author: Ronald J. Bartle
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 10:40
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 10:40
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Sorry - I have only now got to see this answer - in the end I paid a student to fix the pc for me and it is fine thanks. Se my other/new posting with questions about how to do the network config. on a winXP Notebook to fit an existing home network and without using the stupid winXP wizzard which does not allow one to influence the way it configures etc!? - <Just in case such a well informed guy like you feels like helping on that one too! ;) > ron b. "Gianfranco Ermidoro" <gfe@infosfera.it> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:u0mmu5hnvnpl57@corp.supernews.com... > Dear Ronald > there are scores of possible reasons for the behaviour of your PC. > About the cables: > pin 1 on the MB is usually indicated by a small 1 somewhere on the printed > circuit near the socket, or by a small triangle. If the cable sockets are > all grouped together, assume that they all have the same orientation unless > differently indicated. On most recent MBs, the slot on the printed circuit > and the cable are coded so they can only be matched in one way. > On the HD there may be the same one-way locking; if not, usually pin 1 is > near the power plug. Look for explanations on the disk itself. > > If you send a description of your MB & HD it will be easier to help. > GF > Bergamo > >
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