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how I can know about my motherboard only without opening my computer and if I open how
boot up phase. If it's a vendor system you can sometimes find out from the vendor spec sheets. How you open it to find out will depend on the type of computer and case it is. Most desktop models have a few screws to hold the case on, usually at the back of the case along the sides.
Try reposting this in the 'Q&A' forum. The 'Discussion' forum is for matters of general discussion, not specific problems in search of a solution. The 'Water Cooler' is for non-technical discussions. You can submit a question to 'Q&A' here:
http://www.techrepublic.com/forum/questions/post?tag=mantle_skin;content
There are TR members who specifically seek out problems in need of a solution. Although there is some overlap between the forums, you'll find more of those members in 'Q&A' than in 'Discussions' or 'Water Cooler'.
Be sure to use the voting buttons to provide your feedback. Voting a '+' does not necessarily mean that a given response contained the complete solution to your problem, but that it served to guide you toward it. This is intended to serve as an aid to those who may in the future have a problem similar to yours. If they have a ready source of reference available, perhaps won't need to repeat questions previously asked and answered. If a post did contain the solution to your problem, you can also close the question by marking the helpful post as "The Answer".
In the mean time however we would need to know what type of computer that you have and you need to bear in mind that NoteBook Systems are Generic to their Maker which may not be the same as the name on the case. Even if you have a desktop System quite a few M'Boards for the Big Makers are Specials made only for that Assembler of computers and are not available to anyone else.
Though you can use CPU Z to identify your M'Board and CPU and it's available here
http://www.cpuid .com/softwares/cpu-z.html
remember to remove the space from between cpuid and the .com for a working link
Col
http://www.techrepublic.com/forum/questions/post?tag=mantle_skin;content
There are TR members who specifically seek out problems in need of a solution. Although there is some overlap between the forums, you'll find more of those members in 'Q&A' than in 'Discussions' or 'Water Cooler'.
Be sure to use the voting buttons to provide your feedback. Voting a '+' does not necessarily mean that a given response contained the complete solution to your problem, but that it served to guide you toward it. This is intended to serve as an aid to those who may in the future have a problem similar to yours. If they have a ready source of reference available, perhaps won't need to repeat questions previously asked and answered. If a post did contain the solution to your problem, you can also close the question by marking the helpful post as "The Answer".
In the mean time however we would need to know what type of computer that you have and you need to bear in mind that NoteBook Systems are Generic to their Maker which may not be the same as the name on the case. Even if you have a desktop System quite a few M'Boards for the Big Makers are Specials made only for that Assembler of computers and are not available to anyone else.
Though you can use CPU Z to identify your M'Board and CPU and it's available here
http://www.cpuid .com/softwares/cpu-z.html
remember to remove the space from between cpuid and the .com for a working link
Col
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