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Dec 14, 2009 at 08:20 PM
Dec 14, 2009 at 08:20 PM
If this is a new PC. Why don't you just take it back and have them fix it?
It looks like you have tried all things that could go wrong. It might be bad memory, bad hard disk or bad MB.
Good Luck
It looks like you have tried all things that could go wrong. It might be bad memory, bad hard disk or bad MB.
Good Luck
I have similar problem. On power up maching Stops at the
Asus logo.
Have to power up a second time and it boots fine.
Hopefully Asus will belly up and fix. There are so many of these boxes being sold as refurbished.
Asus logo.
Have to power up a second time and it boots fine.
Hopefully Asus will belly up and fix. There are so many of these boxes being sold as refurbished.
Not too many people realize it, but all the data running around inside of computer is at such high frequency that it is actually at very high radio frequencies. That's why some computers interfere with some radios, or TVs, if they get too close. Those same signals are running around on the wires inside of the computer. These wires are not shielded and that high frequency data signal can be sent/induced onto other wires and be picked up as badly timed data pulses. Try rearranging the wires inside of the computer a bit. You may just cure the flakey startup by moving the wires a bit.
Another thought is that you can make sure that the screws that hold the mother board to the cabinet are tight. The circuit board uses these to obtain a circuit ground for shielding purposes..Hope this helps.
Another thought is that you can make sure that the screws that hold the mother board to the cabinet are tight. The circuit board uses these to obtain a circuit ground for shielding purposes..Hope this helps.