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Old 02-25-2008   #1 (permalink)


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vistax64 loading problems

have amd 64 dual core processer. running vistax64 vista told us to do somthing to improve performance and restart computer. when tried to restart computer would not even turn on. removed battery from mother board , left it out for a while and put it back in. computer would turn on it got first screen telling what processer got loading bar, which finished. it did not beep after. got clicks instead and screen went blank. nothing more. can anyone help.

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Old 02-26-2008   #2 (permalink)


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Re: vistax64 loading problems

Can you be more specific as to what you did to "improve" your performance? Was this vista telling you to do this or a 3rd party app?
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Old 02-26-2008   #3 (permalink)


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Re: vistax64 loading problems

Quote  Quote: Originally Posted by cyril View Post
have amd 64 dual core processer. running vistax64 vista told us to do somthing to improve performance and restart computer. when tried to restart computer would not even turn on. removed battery from mother board , left it out for a while and put it back in. computer would turn on it got first screen telling what processer got loading bar, which finished. it did not beep after. got clicks instead and screen went blank. nothing more. can anyone help.
I don;t want to be rude but that's probably the worst post I have seen for a long time. i know that was rude but...

You'll need to explain step by step and in a logical way. Imagine you are a mechanic and someone has rung you up with a problem with their car and think about what you want to hear to be able to help.

So from what you have written...

You wanted to improve Vista performance...

1) Why? What was wrong?

Vista or something else told you to try something.

2) what or who told you to do what?

So your solution was to kill the motherboard BIOS by removing the battery off the MB

3) Who told you to do this? You will now have to re-build from scratch

However, when you put battery back in and started nothing happen except for a few clicks.

Well..what did you expect after removing the battery? You have erased the BIOS information and will need to re-install it.

Do you have the necessary experience in doing this?

If not..I seriously suggest you take it to a PC repare shop.
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Old 02-26-2008   #4 (permalink)


vistax64
 
 

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sorry the info i gave you was so bad. my son is working on computer. he said something got selected by accident and got blue screen,that said cannot run in this configuration and to restart the computer. restarted computer and this is when problem happened. the manufacturer told us to remove battery and reinstall it. they said it would restore factory settings. after doing this the computer would then turn on. he could get to the advanced boot options screen. it will not load in any of the safe modes or last known good configuration. get loading bar that finishes, then screen goes blank. after a while it tries to load again over and over again. same results. so do we need new bios chip.
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Old 02-26-2008   #5 (permalink)


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Re: vistax64 loading problems

You can't just "replace" the bios chip. Unfortunately, whatever you did, sounds like you just need to reformat and reinstall. In your case, I would take it to your local pc repair shop to have them backup your data... Unless you're absolutely sure you know what you're doing!
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Old 02-26-2008   #6 (permalink)


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why have u double posted ...this aint like going to the docs to get a second opinion

by removing the battery u have lost the bios ....this was already answered u need to contact the place u purchased the mobo
and tell them u were instructed to remove the battery by one of them ....hopefully they will change the board for u
the HDD & vista should be fine
what board is it maybe it will allow u to flash a new bios via floppy or usb if not its gotta go back
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Old 02-26-2008   #7 (permalink)


vistax64
 
 

Re: vistax64 loading problems

i posted in wrong forum first. how do you remove it from vista news. will get bios chip reflashed. wish i could get it to load in safe mode. i could then go on internet to reflash it.
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Old 02-26-2008   #8 (permalink)


ultimate 64 SP1
 
 

Re: vistax64 loading problems

can u not even get to the flash point again at start up..... if so cant u use another machine to download the relevent bios to flash

surly ur not flashing the bios in windows!!!!!!!!!!!DONT DO THAT its a sure fire recipe for destruction
it has to be done in the MS DOS enviroment from past experience

anyway its their fault for telling u to do that IMO they should just give u a new board for their fxxk up
hope u get it sorted ....keep us posted
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