Ed Durrant wrote:


> This could be caused by a short on any of the busses - most likely is 
> the PCI bus - are all adapter cards correctly seated - are there any you 
> can remove to get the system running - e.g. SCSI adapter, sound card etc.
> 
> Also as you say, this could be corrupted CMOS settings - the motherboard 
> manual will show you when a shorting link is to reset the CMOS back to 
> default settings - try this as well.
> 
> Cheers/2
> 
> Ed.

Ed,
there are no add in cards installed right now. I had the place wheere I 
purchased the mobo and CPU install the cpu for me,adter bending abouy 20 
pins on another CPU (my eyesight doesn't work very well now).  It is 
possable tyhat the CPU is faulty.I do hav another mobo here,an ASUS,but 
while I can insert an amd 64 ok,these ones with more smaller  more 
delecate pins are a little beyond me.
I will try pulling yjhe battery and see what happens.
yhanks.
Vic Green


 
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