can anybody help me to find problem with my motherboard?

when I turn on power, I heard beep sound with range 5 second. I think that
was trouble with one of my hardware.
I had motherboard with pc400 chipset.
souncard, vga card is on board. I had test memory at another computer but
it's no problem.

binapusat wrote:

> can anybody help me to find problem with my motherboard?
>
> when I turn on power, I heard beep sound with range 5 second. I think that
> was trouble with one of my hardware.
> I had motherboard with pc400 chipset.
> souncard, vga card is on board. I had test memory at another computer but
> it's no problem.
>
>

which motherboard?
the diagnostic beeps and their patterns should be in the troubleshooting
section

I could not see brand of motherboard but I saw chipset pc400. I bought used
computer from my friend and he had not motherboard manual book.

where is exactly can I reference troubleshooting section?

in generally, What's step will I do to fix this problem?


"steve harris" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> binapusat wrote:
>
> > can anybody help me to find problem with my motherboard?
> >
> > when I turn on power, I heard beep sound with range 5 second. I think
that
> > was trouble with one of my hardware.
> > I had motherboard with pc400 chipset.
> > souncard, vga card is on board. I had test memory at another computer
but
> > it's no problem.
> >
> >
>
> which motherboard?
> the diagnostic beeps and their patterns should be in the troubleshooting
> section
>

On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 10:56:50 +0700, "binapusat" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:
>I could not see brand of motherboard but I saw chipset pc400. I bought used
>computer from my friend and he had not motherboard manual book.

I'm going to throw out a guess here that this is a PC Chips
motherboard. They make lots of low-budget, noname boards with
off-brand chipsets (usually referring to their chipsets by a different
name from what every other company uses). That might at least give
you a starting point.

You can find some info at www.pcchips.com, though it's not exactly the
most helpful of support sites I've encountered.


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Tony Hill
hilla <underscore> 20 <at> yahoo <dot> ca

I think so that, may be It is low cost motherboard because It used to
computer rent business,...oh...this is realy so hard to fix it. I will be
dumb..

Thanks verry much for your support.

"Tony Hill" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 10:56:50 +0700, "binapusat" <(E-Mail Removed)>
> wrote:
> >I could not see brand of motherboard but I saw chipset pc400. I bought
used
> >computer from my friend and he had not motherboard manual book.
>
> I'm going to throw out a guess here that this is a PC Chips
> motherboard. They make lots of low-budget, noname boards with
> off-brand chipsets (usually referring to their chipsets by a different
> name from what every other company uses). That might at least give
> you a starting point.
>
> You can find some info at www.pcchips.com, though it's not exactly the
> most helpful of support sites I've encountered.
>
>
> -------------
> Tony Hill
> hilla <underscore> 20 <at> yahoo <dot> ca

binapusat wrote:

> I think so that, may be It is low cost motherboard because It used to
> computer rent business,...oh...this is realy so hard to fix it. I will be
> dumb..
>
> Thanks verry much for your support.
>

I suggest you install the free version of Sisoftware Sandra, it will
tell you the exact model of your motherboard and/or its contructor.

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Thank's very much
I had this software...but now, I can't turn on the computer.

"Nadeem" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> binapusat wrote:
>
> > I think so that, may be It is low cost motherboard because It used to
> > computer rent business,...oh...this is realy so hard to fix it. I will
be
> > dumb..
> >
> > Thanks verry much for your support.
> >
>
> I suggest you install the free version of Sisoftware Sandra, it will
> tell you the exact model of your motherboard and/or its contructor.
>
> --
>
> Nadeem M Nayeck [ m n n a y e c k @ i n t n e t . m u ]
> ______ ______ .
> .:_\_ . \\_ . \_::.
> . .::./ ./ // ./__/.:::. . Registered LU #290695
> :_<_____/<____ >_:. - Where Tahoma looks like sprayed ****...
> . \/ .

Tony Hill wrote:
>
> You can find some info at www.pcchips.com, though it's not exactly the
> most helpful of support sites I've encountered.

That's why there is the PC Chips Lottery page:

http://go.to/th2

p

Thank's..I will visit this site.

"pp" <pppp@_kustuta_see_hot.ee> wrote in message
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> Tony Hill wrote:
> >
> > You can find some info at www.pcchips.com, though it's not exactly the
> > most helpful of support sites I've encountered.
>
> That's why there is the PC Chips Lottery page:
>
> http://go.to/th2
>
> p
>