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>>>> Just upgraded a pc..its a Gigabyte mobo, intel core 2 duo cpu and XP.
>>>>
>>>> When it boots up it seems to go through part of the sequence twice....
>>>>
>>>> This is what happens when it boots:-
>>>>
>>>> Beep
>>>>
>>>> Gigabyte display (where one can tab for Post or esc for enter Bios etc)
>>>>
>>>> black screen
>>>>
>>>> Beep
>>>>
>>>> Gigabyte screen again (where one can tab for Post or esc for enter Bios
>>>> etc)
>>>>
>>>> list of text
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>>>> then Windows sequence
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>>>> and finally all ok after 1.5 mins
>>>>
>>>> any ideas why it should pull up the Gigabyte screen twice?
>>>>
>>>> wonder if its to do with the motherboard, cpu or Operating system?
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>>> First thing I'd do is go into BIOS and disable the Gigabyte splash
>>> screen so you can see what's going on. There may be more messages than
>>> what you're seeing. And as Terry R. asked, what is the "list of text"?
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>> Good idea...can't see where to at the mo...u wouldn't know where to look
>> to disable the splash screen would you?...its a Gigabyte GA EP45 DS3L
>> Cheers
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> Another couple bits of information...
> 1.From the first Gigabyte BIOS display its not possible to action anything
> from there..tried Delete key to enter BIOS...Nothing.
> 2. Also, may or may not be relevant...but when using Power Options..and
> having pc go into standby after so many minutes..it seems to do that ok,
> screen off etc - except the fans don't stop - ...but then will it come out
> of standby?...no it won't!...tried mouse and all keys...nothing...only way
> is to reboot.
> 3. the Gigabyte mobo has dual bios set-up
> Thanks. J
>
>
Press and hold the delete key until the screen shows 'Entering setup. . .'
or something similar. Under 'Advanced BIOS features' there is an entry (2nd
from the bottom) 'Full Screen LOGO Show.' Highlight it and press enter, then
select disable. BTW, this is on page 46 of the user's manual
SC Tom