New CUSL2-C and PIII 700e...First Boot=No Boot???

cassy69

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I just got everything hooked up and no boot. I just get a blank screen and no beeps. I am pretty sure I have everything hooked up correctly. I had this happen before on a different system and I had to reset the CMOS jumper. Do you think this could be my problem???

Where is the CMOS jumper on the CUSL2-C board??

ANy other suggestions???
 

Barrak

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not to insult you, but are you sure you have the connectors from the power supply to the MB connected right? would be the first thing I would check if you get nothing..
 

cassy69

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Its not that I get nothing. The computer starts up, harddrive thrashes but nothing comes on the screem. The monitor light stays orange...wont turn to green..
 

Midnight Rambler

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<< not to insult you, but are you sure you have the connectors from the power supply to the MB connected right? would be the first thing I would check if you get nothing.. >>

Ummm, the industry changed to a &quot;foolproof&quot; connector design a few years ago ...



<< Its not that I get nothing. The computer starts up, harddrive thrashes but nothing comes on the screem. The monitor light stays orange...wont turn to green.. >>

Did you install your own video card, or are you just running with the i815's graphics? Sounds like your monitor is not getting a video signal?
 

bacillus

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<< Did you install your own video card, or are you just running with the i815's graphics? Sounds like your monitor is not getting a video signal? >>


I have to agree with that statement! you can do the switch to your videocard in bios.
 

CAMS

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Bacillus &amp; Midnight Rambler

CUSL2-C = no inbuilt graphic controller.
 

AndyHui

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Have you checked to make sure that everything is seated correctly?
 

flenn

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The first thing I do when setting up a new machine is to boot up with just vid card and memory. This quick little step can save a huge amount of troubleshooting time. Assuming the problem is not with these two, try loading Bios Default/Setup Default, or clearing CMOS with the jumper.
 

Vinny N

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Try with just the CPU. Should be like 7 beeps.

Try with just the CPU and RAM. Should be 4 beeps.

Try with just the CPU and video card. Should be 3 beeps.
 

cassy69

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Guys I have tried all of those things.... I cant get any beeps out of the board. Tried everything...Just Processor, ram video card etc and nothing works.

I think I am gonna send the motherboard back tomorrow.


Any other suggestions???
 

hagbard

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Try it with different (high quality) ram. I had a similar problem last year with a P3B-f.