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Sorry for this late communicate but i really wanted to check it out that UFD can be used to BOOT XP  Not every new BIOS ordain accept you to configure the USB port to act as a bootable device. And some that do allow it don't make it easy. On one of my example systems it was a no-brainer. On the other the UFD had to be connected to the USB port before it was apparent that I could configure it as a bootable device. Plug in the UFD and take a closer look. On my system with a PhoenixBIOS version 62.04 on a INTEL 845GVSR motherboard (which was common in our year). I accessed the BIOS went to the boot check and found that USB Storage Stick was not one of the options. NOTE: If you undergo USB storage device as a bootable device in the options then just make it as your first bootable device. You don’t need to proceed further. Your system can support to kick Windows XP from a USB Flash Drive (UFD) Finding UFD as a bootable device was however not easy as 1 drive was shown as my floppy drive and there was initially no sign of my UFD in bootable devices. So I went to the REMOVABLE DEVICES option (here I could see my UFD as a bootable device) on the same screen and changed my preference of 1 More ever in the same bios version to boot Windows XP from a UFD you have to make some adjustments. Goto ADVANCED screen and decide BOOT CONFIGURATION and there you would see an option PLAY & PLUG O/S. dress the settings to YES. Now you can boot from a UFD. On by brother’s system with an AMI BIOS version 2.59 (can’t bequeath the mother board). I accessed the BIOS went to the Boot grade check and didn't find a USB boot option. I then went one go advance and checked the Hard Disk Drives screen and comfort didn't sight a USB boot option. I then plugged a UFD into the USB port booted up the system and accessed the BIOS. When I checked the Hard plough Drives check the UFD appeared in the enumerate and I could select it as the first drive. When I returned to the Boot Sequence screen the UFD was indeed set as the first bootable device. Try the above procedure first other wise the next blogs may be of no use to you. And Malaviyans gratify do leave a comment here that will be a moral booster for me and it shows that you are not dumb and have interest in these new updates in technologies. So gratify do drop your time here instead of chatting and Orkuting and playing Counter-Strike on the LAN. I want some initiative from my juniors too. Those who are interested to kick Windows XP from a USB Flash Drive (UFD) just wait for my next communicate. I ordain explain you the procedures.

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Sorry for this late blog but i really wanted to analyse it out that UFD can be used to BOOT XP  Not every new BIOS ordain allow you to assemble the USB port to act as a bootable device. And some that do allow it don't make it easy. On one of my example systems it was a no-brainer. On the other the UFD had to be connected to the USB port before it was apparent that I could configure it as a bootable device. Plug in the UFD and act a closer look. On my system with a PhoenixBIOS version 62.04 on a INTEL 845GVSR motherboard (which was common in our year). I accessed the BIOS went to the boot check and found that USB Storage fasten was not one of the options. NOTE: If you have USB storage device as a bootable device in the options then just alter it as your first bootable device. You don’t need to proceed further. Your system can support to boot Windows XP from a USB radiate control (UFD) Finding UFD as a bootable device was however not easy as 1 drive was shown as my floppy drive and there was initially no sign of my UFD in bootable devices. So I went to the REMOVABLE DEVICES option (here I could see my UFD as a bootable device) on the same screen and changed my preference of 1 More ever in the same bios version to boot Windows XP from a UFD you undergo to make some adjustments. Goto ADVANCED screen and select BOOT CONFIGURATION and there you would see an option compete & close O/S. Change the settings to YES. Now you can boot from a UFD. On by brother’s system with an AMI BIOS version 2.59 (can’t remember the mother come in). I accessed the BIOS went to the Boot grade screen and didn't sight a USB boot option. I then went one go advance and checked the Hard plough Drives screen and still didn't find a USB boot option. I then plugged a UFD into the USB port booted up the system and accessed the BIOS. When I checked the Hard plough Drives screen the UFD appeared in the list and I could select it as the first drive. When I returned to the Boot grade check the UFD was indeed set as the first bootable device. Try the above procedure first other wise the next blogs may be of no use to you. And Malaviyans gratify do get a comment here that will be a moral booster for me and it shows that you are not dumb and undergo interest in these new updates in technologies. So please do invest your time here instead of chatting and Orkuting and playing Counter-Strike on the LAN. I be some initiative from my juniors too. Those who are interested to boot Windows XP from a USB Flash control (UFD) just wait for my next blog. I will explain you the procedures.

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Sorry for this late blog but i really wanted to analyse it out that UFD can be used to kick XP  Not every new BIOS will allow you to configure the USB port to act as a bootable device. And some that do allow it don't make it easy. On one of my example systems it was a no-brainer. On the other the UFD had to be connected to the USB turn before it was apparent that I could configure it as a bootable device. close in the UFD and take a closer look. On my system with a PhoenixBIOS version 62.04 on a INTEL 845GVSR motherboard (which was common in our year). I accessed the BIOS went to the boot check and found that USB Storage Stick was not one of the options. NOTE: If you have USB storage device as a bootable device in the options then just alter it as your first bootable device. You don’t need to speak further. Your system can support to boot Windows XP from a USB Flash Drive (UFD) Finding UFD as a bootable device was however not easy as 1 drive was shown as my floppy drive and there was initially no write of my UFD in bootable devices. So I went to the REMOVABLE DEVICES option (here I could see my UFD as a bootable device) on the same check and changed my preference of 1 More ever in the same bios version to boot Windows XP from a UFD you have to alter some adjustments. Goto ADVANCED screen and select BOOT CONFIGURATION and there you would see an option compete & PLUG O/S. Change the settings to YES. Now you can kick from a UFD. On by brother’s system with an AMI BIOS version 2.59 (can’t remember the care come in). I accessed the BIOS went to the Boot Sequence screen and didn't sight a USB kick option. I then went one go further and checked the Hard Disk Drives screen and still didn't sight a USB boot option. I then plugged a UFD into the USB port booted up the system and accessed the BIOS. When I checked the Hard Disk Drives check the UFD appeared in the list and I could select it as the first control. When I returned to the kick grade check the UFD was indeed set as the first bootable device. Try the above procedure first other wise the next blogs may be of no use to you. And Malaviyans gratify do leave a comment here that will be a moral booster for me and it shows that you are not dumb and have interest in these new updates in technologies. So gratify do invest your time here instead of chatting and Orkuting and playing Counter-Strike on the LAN. I be some initiative from my juniors too. Those who are interested to boot Windows XP from a USB Flash Drive (UFD) just wait for my next blog. I will inform you the procedures.

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Sorry for this late communicate but i really wanted to check it out that UFD can be used to kick XP  Not every new BIOS will accept you to assemble the USB turn to act as a bootable device. And some that do accept it don't make it easy. On one of my example systems it was a no-brainer. On the other the UFD had to be connected to the USB port before it was apparent that I could configure it as a bootable device. Plug in the UFD and take a closer be. On my system with a PhoenixBIOS version 62.04 on a INTEL 845GVSR motherboard (which was common in our year). I accessed the BIOS went to the boot screen and found that USB Storage Stick was not one of the options. NOTE: If you undergo USB storage device as a bootable device in the options then just alter it as your first bootable device. You don’t be to speak advance. Your system can support to kick Windows XP from a USB radiate control (UFD) Finding UFD as a bootable device was however not easy as 1 drive was shown as my floppy control and there was initially no sign of my UFD in bootable devices. So I went to the REMOVABLE DEVICES option (here I could see my UFD as a bootable device) on the same check and changed my preference of 1 More ever in the same bios version to kick Windows XP from a UFD you have to make some adjustments. Goto ADVANCED screen and decide BOOT CONFIGURATION and there you would see an option PLAY & close O/S. Change the settings to YES. Now you can kick from a UFD. On by brother’s system with an AMI BIOS version 2.59 (can’t bequeath the mother board). I accessed the BIOS went to the Boot Sequence screen and didn't find a USB boot option. I then went one step advance and checked the Hard Disk Drives screen and still didn't find a USB boot option. I then plugged a UFD into the USB port booted up the system and accessed the BIOS. When I checked the Hard plough Drives screen the UFD appeared in the list and I could select it as the first drive. When I returned to the kick Sequence screen the UFD was indeed set as the first bootable device. Try the above procedure first other wise the next blogs may be of no use to you. And Malaviyans gratify do leave a comment here that ordain be a moral booster for me and it shows that you are not dumb and undergo interest in these new updates in technologies. So please do invest your measure here instead of chatting and Orkuting and playing Counter-Strike on the LAN. I want some initiative from my juniors too. Those who are interested to boot Windows XP from a USB Flash Drive (UFD) just act for my next blog. I will explain you the procedures.

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Hallo,es wäre toll wenn Ihr mir weiterhelfen könntet!Folgendes ist passiert: mein Freund hat eine Dualgrafikkarte in seinen Rechner eingebaut vorher ins BIOS geschaut da gab es jedoch keine spezielle Einstellung um die Onboardkarte auszuschalten. Also hat er den Rechner danach hochgefahren. Die Kiste fuhr bis zum „Verifying DMI Pool Data“ hoch danach war der Bildschirm schwarz. Auch nach dem Ausbau der G-Karte dasselbe Bild. Mittlerweile ist seine HD in meinem alten Rechner und er kann wieder mit seinen Daten arbeiten leider hat mein alter Rechner einen um einiges langsameren und deswegen versuche ich nun die Kiste bzw das Motherboard mit einer kleinen Testfestplatte wieder zum laufen zu bringen bevor wir „aus 2 PC mach einen“ ausprobieren wollen. Hier die Daten:Mainboard:&bear on;MSI KM4AM-V (Micro star ms 7061 ver 1.0)&bear on;VIA VT 8237&bear on;Bios: PhoenixBIOS D686 allocate bios v6.00PG•AMD Sempron 2200+•2x 256 DDR SD PC 333 (Vorher 1 GB wurde bei Zwischenlagerung des PCs leider gestohlen)Testfestplatte:•Fujitsu ~13 GB (vorher 80 GB)Floppy. DVD- LW. HAMA –USB-Maus. Samsung TastaturLeider ist uns beim Umzug die Bedienungsanleitung verloren gegangen und auf der Herstellerseite gibt es sie nicht mehr. Ich hab schon in vielen Foren gelesen aber nichts gefunden was mein Problem betraf. Ich kann weder ins BIOS noch bootet er von CD (wollte Windows XP prof installieren da auf der HD nix drauf ist) wenn ich nach Aufforderung die „beliebige Taste“ drücke. Dann spuckt er die Fehlermeldung aus: „Fehler beim Laden des Betriebssystems“. Allerdings bekomme ich die auch wenn ich gar nichts mache… immerhin bekomme ich jetzt keinen schwarzen Bildschirm mehr. Er findet übrigens HD (Master) und DVD-LW (beide IDE 1) allerdings scheinbar nicht das Floppy. Sehr seltsam vorher lief der Rechner prima. Einen Virus schließe ich aus da er nicht am Netz war. Da mein Freund Musiker ist hat er den Rechner auch schon oft hoch ausgelastet doch alles lief fehlerfrei – bis er dann die G-Karte für seinen 2. observe einbauen wollte… … sorry für den langen Text aber ich hoffe ich hab damit einige Fragen vorwegnehmen können… Wieso gibts die Bedienungsanleitung nicht mehr auf der Herstellerseite ??? 20 Sek bei Dr. Google:Dort findest du auch ein aktuelles BIOS und alle Treiber für das come in. Fehler beim Laden des Betriebssystems bedeutet das für ihn auf der Platte kein sauberes Betriebssystem zum Booten zu finden ist. Die Platte sollte als IDE know gejumpert sein und am changeären IDE Port hängen. Falls dort ältere Versionen von Betriebssystemen drauf waren empfiehlt es sich sicherhaltshalber den Master Boot preserve zu löschen mit einem Programm wie oder was man einfach über eine gute alte DOS Floppy startet. Danach solltest du ggf das aktuellste BIOS flashen und das Bords resetten mit den BIOS Defaults. Im BIOS setup kannst du dann die Erkennungsreihenfolge der Onboard Karte auf setzen und deine GraKa einbauen. Die Onboard Grafik schaltet sich selber aus wenn sie eine externe GraKa entdeckt beim Booten. Wenn du dann ein Bild beim Booten am Monitor turn der GraKa siehts funktioniert sie problemlos. Das du zum Booten einer Windows CD dann natürlich die Bootreihenfolge im BIOS auf CD-ROM an erster Stellen setzen musst sollte klar sein... Hallo,erst mal danke für die Antworten!Ja da hab ich wohl bei Google die Augen nicht richtig aufgehabt alter danke!Was ich mich frage: ich komme gar nicht mehr ins BIOS die Festplatte (auf IDE Master gejumpert am prim. turn) hat noch gar kein Betriebssystem drauf und ich habe den Eindruck dass die Kiste das Diskettenlaufwerk auch gar nicht findet. Und wie gesagt auch von CD bootet er nicht hatte versucht ne Bootdisk auf CD von XP zu starten um zu sehen ob was passiert… (vielleicht nicht die logischste Idee aber ein Versuch wars wert… ) Naja meine XP- CD nimmt er ebenfalls nicht und die ist nagelneu und original. Die Kabel sind alle dran alle am richtigen Port.. usw. Funktioniert das dann trotzdem mit dem BIOS-Update? Findet er dann das Disk-LW damit ich es überhaupt machen kann? *verwirrung*Bin zwar nicht so unbeholfen in Sachen PC aber vor einem BIOS-Update hab ich doch etwas Respekt da ich es noch nicht gemacht habe und wie ich gelesen habe kann da ne Menge schief gehen. Die Idee mit der GraKa ist gut die DualgraKa die (scheinbar) das ganze Elend ausgelöst hat haben wir zurückgegeben weil sie hinüber war. Leider kann ich nicht sagen ob die Karte schon einen Knacks hatte oder es erst beim Einbau dazu gekommen ist – wobei ich ersteres vermute weil der Rechner ja perfekt lief. Mein Freund wollte ja nur die GraKa einbauen damit er 2 Monitore anschließen kann. Hatte selbst schon die Idee es mal auzuprobieren nur frage ich mich ob ich mir nicht evtl die GraKa aus meinem jetzigen Rechner dabei zerschieße. Kann mir das passieren? Naja es ist nicht der erste Rechner den ich zusammen- bzw umbaue und bis jetzt liefen die Rechner ohne Probleme… aber trotzdem fehlt mir da doch das tiefere Wissen… Gibt es vielleicht noch eine weitere Alternative die ich ausprobieren könnte? . so nun ist es wieder ein Roman geworden… danke schon mal für Antworten!!! Hallo,es nutzt nichts dieses mit einer normalen Karte zu machen es muß eine PCI Karte sein um den Bus zu aktivieren. Normal kann mann nichts damit zerschießen... Mit einem Bios Update ist nicht alles wieder in Ordnung. Das sollte nur bei technischen oder Updatemöglichkeiten erneuert werden. Aber trotzdem keine Angst davor. Hier gibt es Hilfe. MFG

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HOLA.... NO SE COMO EMPEZAR SON VARIAS COSAS CON EL PC.... ES UN HP PAVILION m -algo- 70 o algo asi.. no instale antivirus.. y el segundo dia q tenian internet.. creo q por alguna descarga -porno o msn- entro algo muy raro yamado MITKO... se encuentra como otro usuario del pc.. por mi poca experiencia y con tod ami ignorancia digo yo q sera un virus.. ya q es escribir en cualkier buscador la palabra VIRUS. ANTIVIRUS TROJAN MITKO O cosas asi relacionadas. nos cierra el navegador!!! pueden estar conectados haciendo lo q sea menos ver eso.. como no se como arreglarlo.. he pensado en FORMATEAR el pc... el primer problema.. es q no es la BIOS normal sino la PHOENIXBIOS y no tengo ni p idea de como toquitear eso!!! segunda esq nos es imposible encontrar un disquette y puesto q tenemos cd's a monton.. he pensado en crear el disquet de arranque en un cd y tampoko tengo idea de como hacer un dance de arranque.... JAMAS HE FORMATEADO... por otro lado el no tenemos cd de windows q sirva para la nueva instalacion ya que el pc q queremos formatear es HP y los amigos solo tenemos DELL or MAC's y no nos es posible utilizar los cd's... DONDE PUEDO CONSEGUIRLE ALGUNO DE WINDOWS SIN TENER Q PAGAR 150$ USD.....???? LOS CD'S Q TRAE SU COMPU SON DE WINDOWS 2000 y todo los extras del pc pieden WINDOWS XP case2.... SI ALGUIEN PUDIERA GUIARME UN POKO ESTARIA MAS Q AGRADECIDA.... ES IMPORTANTE PARA EL MUXAXO ARREGLAR EL PC.... Y YO NO SE COMO PUEDO HACERLO.... GRACIAS! Phoenix es una empresa que desarrolla un bios lo mismo que AMI Bios. Pero son practicamente lo mismo. El bios de todas las pc se manejan practicamente igual. Para entrar a la configuracion del Bios ni bien arranca la PC tenes que apretar Suprimir (Delete) varias veces hasta que entre. En algunas notebooks por ahi es Ctrl... Lo primeor que tenes que hacer es fijarte si podes entrar al bios para verificar que tu notebook este seteada para que arranca desde CDROM primero. Si nunca se todo SEGURO arranca de CDROM por que es lo default con lo que vienen las notebooks. El CD de Windows XP es booteable eso quiere decir que no necesitas ningun disquete. La instalacion es muy facil pones el CD.- Te va a decir "Apriete una tecla para iniciar desde CDROM..." APRETA ENTER- Aparece una pantalla azul la cual carga controladores deja que cargue todo.- Te aparece un contrato que aceptas con F8- Te muestra si tenes instalado windows y te pregunta si queres reparar la instalacion o continuar con una copia nueva (obviamente elegis la copia nueva).- Te pide la particion y seleccionas la C.- Te pruegunta si queres formatear o mantener la estructura de archivos (dale a formatear)- Te pregunta el tipo de formateo selecciona (NTFS RAPIDO)- Cuando termine de formatear va a copiar unos archivos al disco rigido (son archivos de instalacion) y luego de copiar va a reiniciar la PC.- Cuando la PC se reinicie te va a aparecer el mensaje "Apriete una tecla para iniciar desde CD-ROM" como ya pasaste ese paso no aprietes nada y espera.-Va a entrar el menu de instalacion segui los pasos que te va diciendo y cuando termine todo esta listo. Tenes que buscar los drivers para tu notebook si no los tenes. No hay mas royo que eso si no estas seguro podes llevar a un tecnico que te haga el servicio SIEMPRE PEDI QUE TE INSTALEN WINDOWS XP SP2 ORIGINAL es decir nada de windows tunneados o similar. muchas gracias pero me falta saber como cambiar los boots. no se en que parte del menu de la phoenixbios se encuentra... es facil encontrar pasos para formatear... pero no se los "comandos" que utiliza el phoenix.... no es un laptop.. es un sobremesa de hace unos cuantos anyos!!!... muchas muchas gracias.. pero eso del tecnico... aqui en eeuu es mejor q te compres una compu nueva.... y me gustaria q aunque fuera con una guia paso a paso.. me gustaria arreglarlo yo... de nuevo te doy las gracias!!!...

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Howdy all looking for help with a grumpy laptop. Overall. I'm trying to get this laptop to run World 'o Warcraft but I am continually recieving a "cannot start 3D acceleration" error on startup. The specs of the laptop and its video cater the min requirements for the bet. (see specs below) DX 9.0c All tests passed The main problem seems to be that the laptop won't accept any other drivers object have. After every reboot. It comes up with the ATI mobility M6 driver. Failed courses of action thus far 1. Uninstall. DriverCleaner. ModTool4 new ATI Catylist 7.8 Installation for Cat 7.8 would not end even after precisely following the DC and ModTool instructions. Used ATI filter 2. Uninstall. DriverCleaner latest Radeon Omega driver Installation completes but as always after final resuscitate the stock driver is back 3. Same as #2 but with Omega Drivers v3.8.252 - Cat 6.5 Same result as above I must be missing something obvious - I've read so much about how great these drivers and utilities are any suggestions? ------------------System Information------------------Time of this report: 9/5/2007. 20:44:47Machine label: ******Operating System: Windows XP domiciliate Edition (5.1. Build 2600) function case 2 (2600 xpsp_sp2_gdr.070227-2254)Language: English (Regional Setting: English)System Manufacturer: Hewlett-PackardSystem copy: HP Pavilion Notebook PCBIOS: PhoenixBIOS 4.0 Release 6.0 Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.40GHzMemory: 1022MB act File: 150MB used. 1545MB availableWindows Dir: C:\WINDOWSDirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904)DX Setup Parameters: Not foundDxDiag Version: 5.03.2600.2180 32bit Unicode------------DxDiag Notes------------DirectX Files Tab: No problems open. Display Tab 1: No problems found. Sound Tab 1: No problems found. appear Tab 2: No problems found. Music Tab: No problems found. enter Tab: No problems open. communicate Tab: No problems open.--------------------DirectX correct Levels--------------------Direct3D: 0/4 (n/a)DirectDraw: 0/4 (retail)DirectInput: 0/5 (n/a)DirectMusic: 0/5 (n/a)DirectPlay: 0/9 (retail)DirectSound: 0/5 (retail)DirectShow: 0/6 (retail)---------------Display Devices---------------Card label: MOBILITY M6 Manufacturer: ATI Technologies Inc. divide type: Mobility Radeon (LY)DAC type: Internal DAC(350MHz)Device Key: Enum\PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4C59&SUBSYS_0029103C&REV_00Display Memory: 32.0 MBCurrent Mode: 1400 x 1050 (32 bit) (60Hz)Monitor: fail MonitorMonitor Max Res: Driver label: ati2dvag dllDriver Version: 6.13.0010.6071 (English)DDI Version: 8Driver Attributes: Final RetailDriver Date/Size: 4/22/2002 23:20:36. 200704 bytesWHQL Logo'd: YesWHQL go out Stamp: n/aVDD: n/aMini VDD: ati2mtag sysMini VDD Date: 4/22/2002 23:20:22. 426624 bytesDevice Identifier: {D7B71EE2-0F19-11CF-3B64-2320A2C2CB35}Vendor ID: 0x1002Device ID: 0x4C59SubSys ID: 0x0029103CRevision ID: 0x0000Revision ID: 0x0000Video Accel: ModeMPEG2_D ModeMPEG2_C Deinterlace Caps: n/aRegistry: OKDDraw Status: EnabledD3D Status: EnabledAGP Status: EnabledDDraw evaluate prove: Not runD3D7 Test Result: Not runD3D8 Test Result: Not runD3D9 Test Result: Not run

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BIOS: PhoenixBIOS 4.0 channel 6.0 Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.66GHz Memory: 958MB RAM summon register: 319MB used. 1897MB available Windows Dir: C:\WINDOWS xp home sp2 DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904)I know my video card isn't great ( ATI Radeon IGP 345m) but it should be sufficient to run my programs. When i try to run SIMS DELUXE. SIMS 2 DELUXE or install cakewalk nothing happens. There is no startup screen or anything. The autorun exe or equivalent processes starts and then hangs is there something wrong with my laptop? I've run Sims and cakewalk on lesser computers. Do a full spyware and virus scan to make sure there are no background programs preventing them from running. Are all of these programs installed already? Advertisements do not imply our endorsement of that product or service. All times are GMT -4. The time now is 05:18 PM. procure © 1996 - 2007 TechGuy. Inc. All rights reserved. Powered by vBulletin. procure © 2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. Search Engine Friendly URLs by 3.0.0 RC5

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I undergo a Chaintech VNF4 Ultra w/ 512MB RAM and a Athlon XP64 3200 CPU. THe problem is that I'm not getting video. So I tried re-seating the video separate to no apply and I get a long go and then a pause then a desire go again and that grade just keeps repeating until it shuts the PC drink. I took the video card out and got the same beep and the same happens when I act the RAM out. I have PhoenixBios as my Bios system. Thanks in go! IMO ,Steve R Jones is alter be some more info about whats going on there. If not a new create ,have you made any changes either hardware bios or software? Do you undergo an extra vid separate that is known to bring home the bacon? end your specs drink Vid separate PSU ect. Looking for your beeps codesGo here: ) e6600 intel stockintel D975xbx22 gig mushkin ddr2 800centurion5 casexion 600 psudual 160 gig WD sataII in assail 0X1950 ati pro Nothing has changed this is not a new build. I just came home one day and the video wasn't working. Not sure what happened. I don't have an extra video separate unfortunately. B/c the only extra one I undergo is AGP and this is PCI convey video mobo. The video card is a GeForce 6600 GT 128MB RAM.*Also on the beep codes summon there is nothing for 1-1-1 series of beeps what does that mean? I was thinking memory also. You may try reseating them in the slots changing them around. If you have 2 sticks pull one and try it then the other. In my experience when it gives beeps like that it's normally RAM. Hope I helped... Nothing has changed this is not a new build. I just came home one day and the video wasn't working. I always suspect the power give on deal like this. Yours might have partially died.

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