hi
Ihave thinkcenter 8189mud -m50 p4 2.8
my cpu get dameged I replace it with p4 3.0 intel
when I bootup the system I get error 0167 no processor bois updat found.
can you pl's help me to set this
what I need to update the bois ( the bois is phoenix first bois desktop pro v 2.2)
thank you so much
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In answer to your question
can I replce my damged cpu p4 2.8 with p4 3.0
According tot he IBM/Lenovo Specifications of this model your answer is most Defiantly YES.
The M'Board supports 478 Package ???Intel Pentium 4 2.4GHz to 3.2GHz
So it should just be a matter of changing the CPU and replacing the Heat Sink Paste then when you Boot Up enter the BIOS and set or check the listing for the CPU. When this is correct save the changes as you exit the BIOS and it should work
Full Specifications for this model is available here
http://support.lenovo .com/en_US/detail.page?LegacyDocID=MIGR-51157
Just remember to remove the space from between lenovo and the .com to get a working URL.
Col
According tot he IBM/Lenovo Specifications of this model your answer is most Defiantly YES.
The M'Board supports 478 Package ???Intel Pentium 4 2.4GHz to 3.2GHz
So it should just be a matter of changing the CPU and replacing the Heat Sink Paste then when you Boot Up enter the BIOS and set or check the listing for the CPU. When this is correct save the changes as you exit the BIOS and it should work
Full Specifications for this model is available here
http://support.lenovo .com/en_US/detail.page?LegacyDocID=MIGR-51157
Just remember to remove the space from between lenovo and the .com to get a working URL.
Col
3rd Apr 2012
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You could...
It's not the CPU, you bricked the bios attempting an update. Your options are call lenovo and file an RMA (which is unlikely to happen since it's 8 years old) or buy a new computer. *IF* they will replace your bios module or swap the motherboard, you might have a chance at reviving it.
You're long overdue for a replacement.
You're long overdue for a replacement.
4th Apr 2012
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Many bios have an unflashable portion for just this predictament.
I remember restoring a P4 that was flashed with a blank bios before. I don't remember the exact procedure. But I suggest looking into the bios update utilities for your motherboard.
I remember restoring a P4 that was flashed with a blank bios before. I don't remember the exact procedure. But I suggest looking into the bios update utilities for your motherboard.
Updated - 4th Apr 2012
