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ben.riesinger

im not sure if this is exacly a motherboard problem but when i start up the comp sometimes is says that hardare monitor found a problem, when i check it is says that the 5v+ circuit is only at about 4.5v. all yesterday my comp wouldnt work properly. it would freeze up at the windows loading screen or at best at the logon screen.


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B

BigJIm

with no info on your system a guess would be loose main power connector or
the power supply is going bad.
 
J

JAD

im not sure if this is exacly a motherboard problem but when i start up
the comp sometimes is says that hardare monitor found a problem, when i
check it is says that the 5v+ circuit is only at about 4.5v. all yesterday
my comp wouldnt work properly. it would freeze up at the windows loading
screen or at best at the logon screen.
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Nice to have that warning in the bios.....but as Big J said power supply and
its connections are suspect.
 
J

Jure Sah

im not sure if this is exacly a motherboard problem but when i start up the comp sometimes is says that hardare monitor found a problem, when i check it is says that the 5v+ circuit is only at about 4.5v. all yesterday my comp wouldnt work properly. it would freeze up at the windows loading screen or at best at the logon screen.

Normally means you have to buy a more powerfull power supply (e.g.: if
your current one is 200W total, buy a 300W or more).

It can also be (particulary when you have both the +5V and -5V displayed
and they have diffrent values), that you have some stuff loosely hooked
onto the power cords inside the computer (usually a DIY cooling fan
'connector').

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