Boot up stops at BIOS Logo.
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Hey
this may sound weird, but how impatient are you?
Try waiting 5 - 10 mins.
I had a similar problem with my t120e -- not after loading new cards -- but it seemed to stop at the BIOS screen (with the f12 / del options).
I thought my HD was failing, so spent a while cloning the HD onto a spare (6-year-old) disk.
It seemed to work fine with the new HD, but then I got this same problem once again. I was tearing my hair out, because I couldn't figure it out at all. But then I was called away for a while (after pressing <del>) I came back to find the BIOS screen up. So I made a few changes. Saved, quit.
Next time, I just switched on, and left it a while. When I came back it had booted just fine.
I went through this cycle 3 -4 times and each time it seems OK.
OK, so waiting 10 mins for it to boot is not good, but better than having a paperweight..
I'd added new memory, so it's possible it's doing a lengthy memory check.
Anyway, I'm waiting for a brand new bigger HD. I'll clone te OS onto that, keeping the existing ones as backups. Then try fiddling with the BIOS settings.
Hope it helps
this may sound weird, but how impatient are you?
Try waiting 5 - 10 mins.
I had a similar problem with my t120e -- not after loading new cards -- but it seemed to stop at the BIOS screen (with the f12 / del options).
I thought my HD was failing, so spent a while cloning the HD onto a spare (6-year-old) disk.
It seemed to work fine with the new HD, but then I got this same problem once again. I was tearing my hair out, because I couldn't figure it out at all. But then I was called away for a while (after pressing <del>) I came back to find the BIOS screen up. So I made a few changes. Saved, quit.
Next time, I just switched on, and left it a while. When I came back it had booted just fine.
I went through this cycle 3 -4 times and each time it seems OK.
OK, so waiting 10 mins for it to boot is not good, but better than having a paperweight..
I'd added new memory, so it's possible it's doing a lengthy memory check.
Anyway, I'm waiting for a brand new bigger HD. I'll clone te OS onto that, keeping the existing ones as backups. Then try fiddling with the BIOS settings.
Hope it helps
Sep 24, 2009 at 12:36 PM
Nov 10, 2010 at 01:24 AM