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by jamboogy

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I have been trying to setup aan ASUS motherboard model #A7V133 with an AMD 1 ghz processor. It has 256 megs of SDRAM and an 80 gig Maxtor hd. A Lite-On CD-Rw and a Sony DVD Player. My problem is that all of a sudden when I boot, I get sent to the CMOS and the message "System intruded,chassis opened. Check system." pops up. How in the world do I get rid of this so that I can set up the machine?

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by djent

Check BIOS for chassis intrusion enabled, check MB for jumpers changed recently.

by jamboogy

I checked my jumpers and they are set the same, however there is no section in the bios setup for chassis intrusion even though that is the message I am recieving. Maybe I am overlooking it. It is an ASUS board model# A7V133A which has been flashed to ver:1009. Thanks for your reply.

by djent

Is this a new problem since flashing the BIOS? If so maybe the previous version is a better option.

by djent

You might try reseting BIOS to default and the remove the CMOS battery to assure a clean start. CMOS memory can be corrupted and this is the best way to clear it.

by jamboogy

No, flashed and reinstalled everything months ago. All ran perfectly for months. Added new drive and no problem.I think I must have touched a post as I was changing from jumper to jumperless mode and I can't figure out how to disable the intrusion banner to get by the cmos boot.

by jamboogy

I have already done this to no avail. I even took out the H/D and cd-roms and all but vifeo cards and now I have taken out the ram and still I get sent to the cmos and the intrusion message still pops up. I am at wits end.

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