ASUS A7V266-E bios 1011 - AMD thunderbird XP 2400 - 3x256 DDR266 RAM -
boot up screen advises "keyboard error" - so, I press F1 and she goes
windows 98se sometimes, sometimes only to the windows startup screen - when
it goes to windows, no mouse action at all - had this problem once before
and changed keyboard and mouse and fine for a month - changed the CMOS
battery, changed the mouse/keyboard combo several times, still no go - I
notice when i hit "delete" for the BIOS setup, it beeps crazy
slow-fast-nothing-fast-slow, etc instead of steady - . and when scrolling
down the BIOS options, it does same; slow, fast, nothing, slow, fast, etc. -
BIOS options are all accessable, used "setup defaults" to no avail - any
experiences like this? and help greatly appreciated!! regards, Donn

u might wanna get rid of w98 tho


Fig


"Donn Ganley" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> ASUS A7V266-E bios 1011 - AMD thunderbird XP 2400 - 3x256 DDR266 RAM -
> boot up screen advises "keyboard error" - so, I press F1 and she goes
> windows 98se sometimes, sometimes only to the windows startup screen -
when
> it goes to windows, no mouse action at all - had this problem once before
> and changed keyboard and mouse and fine for a month - changed the CMOS
> battery, changed the mouse/keyboard combo several times, still no go - I
> notice when i hit "delete" for the BIOS setup, it beeps crazy
> slow-fast-nothing-fast-slow, etc instead of steady - . and when scrolling
> down the BIOS options, it does same; slow, fast, nothing, slow, fast,
etc. -
> BIOS options are all accessable, used "setup defaults" to no avail - any
> experiences like this? and help greatly appreciated!! regards, Donn
>
>

On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 20:18:51 -0400, Donn Ganley wrote:

> ASUS A7V266-E bios 1011 - AMD thunderbird XP 2400 - 3x256 DDR266 RAM -
> boot up screen advises "keyboard error" - so, I press F1 and she goes
> windows 98se sometimes, sometimes only to the windows startup screen - when
> it goes to windows, no mouse action at all - had this problem once before
> and changed keyboard and mouse and fine for a month - changed the CMOS
> battery, changed the mouse/keyboard combo several times, still no go - I
> notice when i hit "delete" for the BIOS setup, it beeps crazy
> slow-fast-nothing-fast-slow, etc instead of steady - . and when scrolling
> down the BIOS options, it does same; slow, fast, nothing, slow, fast, etc. -
> BIOS options are all accessable, used "setup defaults" to no avail - any
> experiences like this? and help greatly appreciated!! regards, Donn

Have you patched W98 for more than 512meg of ram?

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"Donn Ganley" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> ASUS A7V266-E bios 1011 - AMD thunderbird XP 2400 - 3x256 DDR266 RAM -

Do you mean Thoroughbred?

Sounds keyboard connector is loose OR a key is stuck down (my keypad ENTER
got stuck down, got stuck in a humongous endless loop in boot) OR the
keyboard is bad OR OR OR...

Yeah. Ditch W98. XP is about 70000% more stable on an Athlon XP anything.


"Donn Ganley" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:bg1q4h$97q$(E-Mail Removed)...
> ASUS A7V266-E bios 1011 - AMD thunderbird XP 2400 - 3x256 DDR266 RAM -
> boot up screen advises "keyboard error" - so, I press F1 and she goes
> windows 98se sometimes, sometimes only to the windows startup screen -
when
> it goes to windows, no mouse action at all - had this problem once before
> and changed keyboard and mouse and fine for a month - changed the CMOS
> battery, changed the mouse/keyboard combo several times, still no go - I
> notice when i hit "delete" for the BIOS setup, it beeps crazy
> slow-fast-nothing-fast-slow, etc instead of steady - . and when scrolling
> down the BIOS options, it does same; slow, fast, nothing, slow, fast,
etc. -
> BIOS options are all accessable, used "setup defaults" to no avail - any
> experiences like this? and help greatly appreciated!! regards, Donn
>
>