No boot up for GA-EP45 DS5 mobo gigabyte
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koj78
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Hello Koj78
We all think it may be a problem with the motherboard or CPU.
First you could check the motherboard by resetting the Bios back to the factory settings.
- Remove the battery and put it back in.
Or use the jumper to clear the Cmos (check the Mobo manual - Look it up in ...)
Then look at the bios, check the settings and load the setup defaults
- As a last resort you could flash the Bios:
Look for the latest version on the manufacturer website.
If you are unable to boot, you will have to download an image of the Bios and create a boot CD from another computer. You will need uniflash.exe to install the image.
Secondly you could try to change the CPU with another, to make sure it's not a CPU problem.
Hope this helps!
We all think it may be a problem with the motherboard or CPU.
First you could check the motherboard by resetting the Bios back to the factory settings.
- Remove the battery and put it back in.
Or use the jumper to clear the Cmos (check the Mobo manual - Look it up in ...)
Then look at the bios, check the settings and load the setup defaults
- As a last resort you could flash the Bios:
Look for the latest version on the manufacturer website.
If you are unable to boot, you will have to download an image of the Bios and create a boot CD from another computer. You will need uniflash.exe to install the image.
Secondly you could try to change the CPU with another, to make sure it's not a CPU problem.
Hope this helps!
if that fails i would upgrade the bios to a newest ver. i had a similar bios problem with a nforce 4 board where the bios was malfunctioning, upgrade solved the problem.
