laznz1 New Member Oct 29, 2008 #1 Haya Building a old computer the other day and had installed XP on but when i went to boot it today no visual comes up cant work out what happened?? its an old Intell Celeron 766 with 512mb ram and a 20gb HDD Any ideas appericated
Haya Building a old computer the other day and had installed XP on but when i went to boot it today no visual comes up cant work out what happened?? its an old Intell Celeron 766 with 512mb ram and a 20gb HDD Any ideas appericated
A AUTOBOOT2000 New Member Oct 29, 2008 #4 Did it ever boot? Does the bios come up? Try booting in safe mode?
DCIScouts VIP Member Oct 29, 2008 #5 You might be having a similar problem to another person as the CMOS battery either needs to replaced, or just reset.
You might be having a similar problem to another person as the CMOS battery either needs to replaced, or just reset.
A AUTOBOOT2000 New Member Oct 29, 2008 #6 DCIScouts said: You might be having a similar problem to another person as the CMOS battery either needs to replaced, or just reset. Click to expand... Damn those cmos batteries! I had the weirdest things happening to my computer when that went dead.
DCIScouts said: You might be having a similar problem to another person as the CMOS battery either needs to replaced, or just reset. Click to expand... Damn those cmos batteries! I had the weirdest things happening to my computer when that went dead.
DCIScouts VIP Member Oct 29, 2008 #7 It's always that $3 part that makes the $1500 dollar machine act like a chimp sniffing it's own poo...
It's always that $3 part that makes the $1500 dollar machine act like a chimp sniffing it's own poo...
laznz1 New Member Oct 29, 2008 #9 Battery fine working nicely at 3V still no boot i dont understand why there no visual it seems the screens fine working on my main any other ideas
Battery fine working nicely at 3V still no boot i dont understand why there no visual it seems the screens fine working on my main any other ideas
atentora New Member Oct 30, 2008 #11 Old computers do sometimes just die. If you did any handling of parts you may have just fried something.
Old computers do sometimes just die. If you did any handling of parts you may have just fried something.
laznz1 New Member Oct 30, 2008 #12 i know it is a tad old havnt done anything with it as off yet considering striping it down and either having a smash party or sell it off lol unless anyone else can think of something
i know it is a tad old havnt done anything with it as off yet considering striping it down and either having a smash party or sell it off lol unless anyone else can think of something