10 replies
by maggot
You have not revealed which os your're using.
Did you build the system youself?
Check your bios config. set the bios as cachable,
give the bios a look-over and see that it is set to your systems requirements. If all is well with
bios config,andos config. maybe a re-install of
os is order, could be a corrupt system file.
Is this a "new" problem?
by hparks
win98 2nd.
built myself
set the bios as cachable. (didnt help problem)
...
cant get it to reboot even from changing bios setting. have to shut it down and restart.
...
Set all bios to F7 default now, and reformatting and will reinstall OS. Seewhat happens.
by hparks
Reset all bios to default.
Bios as cachable
reformatted drive.
..
Still will not reboot from bios change. Have to manually shut down and restart.
Suggestions welcome !
Harry
by llifan
Hi guy,
Aopen motherboard seems always wired. I have an other type of motherboard (Aopen MX6B),I guess its component layout is same. You may check Panel jumper 11-12 if it connected already(colose BIOS chip),which is for soft-power switch. Below is the panel cable (2 x 10-pins)layout,hope it will help you:
1-2 keylock
3-6 IDE LED
7-10 Speaker
11-12 SPWR
13-15 APCI&Power LED
16-18 empty
19-20 RESET
by hparks
Power on button connected to this pin. rechecked the diagram @ http://helpdesk.usu.edu:8080/Help/Total%20Hardware/m/A-B/34917.htm....
have the right connection on this according to the diagram.
**removed the operating system
Will Post...but still unable to re-boot from a ctrl-alt-del or from the reset switch on front of case...
It shuts down but will not re-post and restart.
Help anyone !
by grakenmol
Harry,
I had a similar problem with Win98SE that wouldn't shutdown, it just kept rebooting.. I had fiddled with the Auto Power On feature in the bios (on MSI M'bd though) and this was interfering with the shut down process.
If you have any settings in the bios set to automatically start the machine through modem ring, Wake on Lan, usb device, pressing keyboard keys, etc, turn them off.
I had reset my bios to defaults but it didn't change these settings..
good luck.
by hparks
by llifan
Hi guy,
I have solved the problem you referred. Try to installed winXP,I am sure it should be OK.
Good Luck
by hparks
by hparks
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