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dxiw

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• Jul 25, 2002

• #1

I open up my pc and unplug the power. I unplug some fans and then I replugged them because I was trying to arrange my cables in a better way. So with my case all nice and clean of cables and everything plugged back in, I plug in the pc to the wall and turn it on, and my Asus A7V333 keeps saying "System failed CPU test" in an infinite loop and it won't post just keeps saying that... I desperatly need help, i will be in so much trouble if I can't fix this ASAP. Please anybody help....

 

Emericana

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• Jul 25, 2002

• #2

admin delete this post he posted in two boards

 

rUfUnKy

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• Jul 25, 2002

• #3

Emericana said:

admin delete this post he posted in two boards

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Tattle tail!!

You sure you pluged your cpu fan all the way in ? This may cause it not to start if this option is active in bios..

 

Last edited: Jul 25, 2002

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dxiw

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• Jul 25, 2002

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I have a severe problem I don't have a computer and your trying to enforce forum rules....mind your own business

 

rUfUnKy

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• Jul 25, 2002

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Also did you try clearing CMOS? You might have sent a static shock through your board wile you were cleaning up your wires..

 

Last edited: Jul 25, 2002

Yodums

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• Jul 26, 2002

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Emericana said:

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Hmmm, I think we should let it stay for now. I panic'ed when I did my first mistake and posted in several forums. I would just let it go with a warning. On your way in did you hit the heatsink? Could have hurt the CPU possibly. Try taking off the heatsink and remounting it.

DXIW:

The best thing to do right now is stay out of a flame-fest. Your trying to get help and you won't get it if the mods send you off for a 3 day vacation.

 

Oni

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• Jul 26, 2002

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Make sure your HS fan is plugged into the board's fan header. Try clearing the CMOS and see if that works.

 

Thelemac

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• Jul 26, 2002

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Emericana said:

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I think you could be a bit more tactful about telling me what to do, don't you?

And dxiw...don't double post. You'll notice that you got the help you needed in the proper forum.

 

Last edited: Jul 26, 2002