motherboard problem ?
822576
Doesnt power on....The video is bad even when you have stuck in a already working card from a different computer. If it powers on something goes crappy. Like one minute the CD Drive is working then the next time its not and then sometimes all the drives are working (floppy CD and HDD) then another none of them work.\n\nAdded\nIts nothing rare about it. I refurbish computers on a daily basis. Yes most of the problems are power supply related but motherboard issues are common. Newer computers you shouldnt run in to many motherboard problems but older ones you will.
1114390
Your problem is probably either a stick of RAM has gone bad (especially if it's the only stick you have), or it needs to be reseated (pressed down on both ends), or your motherboard's battery has failed, which is the most likely, given the age of the computer.
537471
U hv a bios problem, contact ur vendor now.
142984
are you getting power or not. i would first check all the cables to see if anything are loose. i would also check the power supply. and also would look in you motherboard book to find how to reset the bios.
911801
find out the manufacturer of your motherboard, then go to their website - they should have a list of the BIOS beep codes so you can diagnose the problem better.
634775
There is probably something wrong with your mobo or your memory or VGA card, you have to troubleshoot them, most likely sounds like a memory problem
869809
Did you delete the old card drivers before installing the new one. Add and remove hardware. Try putting the old card back in and see what happens. It might not have been able to install the new one if you didnt delete the old drivers first.You might now have to reset the bios settings.
877201
Download CPU-z and check the ram.  It will tell you everything about your Motherboard and the components.
1126508
Ooooooooh \ntack it easy...\n 1) first make sure that every thing is fixed correctly and if necessary re-assemble the PC.\n 2) reset the BIOS (remove battery or by jumpier)\n 3) finally Chick the power supply (SMPS) connections or change it.\n\nGOOD LUCK
34269
Hopefully you have not shorted your motherboard. If you havn't then replacing the SMPS (power unit) will do. Otherwise, you are in for a lot of expense. Buying a new motherboard.
1095998
It sounds like your computer is not really running.    Try getting into the BIOS setting, then plug the monitor into both ports. \n\nIf this does not work, then use the CLEAR CMOS jumper on the Motherboard.  I did have issues with my ASUS motherboard, and this was THE CURE. \n\nGood Luck
447580
make sure it's properly connected to the motherboard [data cable alignment is ok and power is connected], also make sure it's not disabled through your operating system or the system's BIOS
557161
Either the RAM or motherboard is damaged.
1004546
It is BIOS issue\nThere may be some message appears, read it well and see what is the problem\ntry to get into your BIOS and check there what is the problem
866133
THE MOTHER BOARD IS FINE  THE PROBLEM WAS THE BIOS IS NOT SET UP CORRECLTY AND SINCE U DID A RESET ON IT ,NOW U HAVE TO FIGURE OUT HOW IT WAS SET UP, OPEN UP THE COMPUTER TAKE OUT THE CABLES WHERE UR CD AND HARD DRIVE IS, NOW START THE COMPUTER IS GOING TO SAY IN YOUR SCREEN HARDISK NOT FOUND AFTER IT SAYS THAT CONNECT THE HARDDRIVE TO THE COMPUTER TO SEE IF IT RECONIZE IT \nIF DOESNT RECONG IT  THEN GO TO BIO WITH THE COMPUTER OPEN AND THE HARDRIVE STILL IN THERE AND COM STILL ON IN THE BIO SET UP GO TO HARDWARE AND THERE GOING TO BE A OPTIONS WHERE II SAY DISABLE OR ENABLE ,ENABLE THE THE HARDRIVE AND THEN SAVE WHERE IT SAYS SECURITY AND THAT IT
63361
If you have used a power suply tester and verified that that power supply in the current computer is OK, then unplug and replug in every connection to that motherboard. Try restarting the PC and see if the PC reboots up. If you have a second power supply then take the other one out and hook that one up. If you still cannot get the PC to start up or at least get the BIOS start up screen there is no sence testing the motherboard because my friend is fried. Consider replacing it.
877527
is the video integrated into the motherboard or do you have a seperate card for video? If it is integrated I would say replace the whole motherboard, if you have already updated drivers...unless of course you cannot even see the boot screen before the operating system is loaded, if you cannot see the boot screen; it is definitely a video issue and not a driver issue. If it is ia seperate video card, then replace that and see if it happens still. Most likely it is a bad graphics card.