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On 28-03-2015 10:13 PM, Fernando Rodriguez wrote: |
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> On Saturday, March 28, 2015 7:48:48 PM Sebas Pedersen wrote: |
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>> I see, thanks for clarifying that. So looks like not too many options, |
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>> either try to update the bios and/or replace the CPU. |
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>> I really appreciated you replys and time. |
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>> Thanks!, |
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>> Sebas |
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> There's a few things you can try. |
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> 1. Go in the bios menu and reset it to "safe defaults" or similar |
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> setting. If |
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> that don't work play with the settings, especially memory settings (try |
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> lowering the frequency). |
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> 2. If the motherboard is dirty, clean it real good. This may sound |
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> crazy but |
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> I've had success spray washing it with a hose and drying it on a warm |
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> oven. |
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> 3. Flash the bios with the latest version. |
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> 4. If you have a soldering iron and junk parts laying around replace |
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> any blown |
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> capacitors on the board. |
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The first one I already try with no luck. Now you mention it, it is a |
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little dusty the motherboard... and looking carefully I think it could |
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be some capacitors may are some blow (but not for sure). |
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Thank you very much for the tips, I'll try them all! |
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