Any one knows why this is happening?
Thanks
DavidM
Orlando, FL, US
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DavidM
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COMPAQ'S FORUM "SOLUTION"
CatWoman on 4/26/2001 answered:
"I got this solution from MLCohen and it worked for me:
Shutdown the computer. Remove all cables and open the computer. Use a
flashlight to find the CMOS jumper located on the motherboard or
systemboard.
Move the jumper to pins 2-3. Remove the IDE cable from the
systemboard/motherboard temporarily. Reattach the power cord, that is
plugged into outlet. Leave it there for 5-10 seconds.
Remove the power cord. Move the jumper back to pins 1-2. Reinstall the
IDE cable to the motherboard.
Reassembly the computer and reattach the cables. Boot the computer."