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by sedory Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
by the scummy one Accepted solution
try re-installing the MB, make sure it is set properly.
If it still happens, try another PSU and see if it happens with that one.
Another thought would be the switch on the case. If the original MB fried, it may have damaged the switch. To test this, I keep a $5.00 switch around that I picked up at radio shack several years ago. Plug it in and test it.
by sedory Accepted solution
by sedory Accepted solution
alright, i finally begged my boss to let me take a pentium
dual core out of a computer we have here and test it in my
system and what do you know...it worked and posted
right away. SO i guess it was the CPU...the last thing that i
thought it would be, i tried my cpu one more time to
make sure and it did the same restart it had been doing.
I'm half glad i figured it out and pissed that im gonna
have to wait another week and a half to get another
processor back. thanks for taking a look at my question
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