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ldjaps Posted messages 41 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   -  
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Hello everyone,
Here is my problem :
When I start the PC, it gets stuck on the motherboard presentation screen with the following message at the bottom :

- Press DEL to enter Setup.

If I press DEL (the Delete key on the keyboard) when the keyboard lights up (the 3 LEDs on the keyboard turn on), it works for a fraction of a second.... "If I wait, it's too late, keyboard inactive"

A second message appears :

- Entering Setup.

And then nothing, impossible to do anything ... I press the ENTER key .... The keyboard seems to be disconnected ...

I tried removing the battery from the motherboard, changing the jumper to reset the CMOS .... unplugging and replugging all the peripherals from the motherboard ... (CD/DVD drive, HDD, fan)

Still no change.

If someone can help me solve the problem, I would be very grateful.
I don't know what to do anymore. :'(

Thank you in advance.

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zøranel Posted messages 301 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   47
 
Uh, what exactly did you do, please? :)

(I'm curious)
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@nGel_974 Posted messages 3489 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   157
 
Well GG, glad I could help you :)

Spread your wings and fly away PC xD

See you soon but not too much on CCM ;) Have a nice day, don’t forget to mark it as resolved :!

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ldjaps Posted messages 41 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   87
 
unplug the HDD, start the PC without ....
reconnect to another SATA socket ....

enter the BIOS and reset it ...

That's all.
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ldjaps Posted messages 41 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   87
 
Thank you again and have a good end of the day as well.

Bye.
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zøranel Posted messages 301 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   47
 
ok thanks bye
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Answer 26 / 32
mattfox
 
Here I had the same problem with a black screen and the Asus logo in the middle.

I have a box that I connect via USB and this box serves to read different SD cards from the Sangha brand. I unplugged them and pressed as it asked, and it worked.
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Answer 27 / 32
Anonymous user
 
Hello, DEL is to enter the BIOS. Try pressing F1, do you have a motherboard to test your CPU, or a CPU to test your motherboard? At least you'll know if it's a hardware problem...
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@nGel_974 Posted messages 3489 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   157
 
Have you tampered with your recently installed PC or installed any software? Tinkered with the RAM?

By tapping F8 at startup or F11, F12, does it not offer anything?

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Norton oO? But it's a virus!!! We count to 3 and uninstall!!! 3 x)
Vista Rules!!!
GoOgle a friend who means well :)
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ldjaps Posted messages 41 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   87
 
F1 does nothing.
And for testing the CPU, I don't know anyone :X my other PC isn't compatible ;X
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zøranel Posted messages 301 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   47
 
or it could just be a device that has burned out! your motherboard? CPU? do you have another computer to test them separately?
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@nGel_974 Posted messages 3489 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   157
 
Ah so you know a bit about hardware, get yourself some equipment and do some tests (RAM, GPU, CPU, etc...)

For now, remove the RAM sticks, start the PC without any RAM, see if it beeps, turn it off, put one stick back in a slot you haven't used yet (or any slot, really). Do the same thing again by changing the RAM location, and testing with the other stick, etc...

Give us the results of the tests.

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Norton oO? But that's a virus!!! We count to 3 and uninstall!!! 3 x)
Vista Rules!!!
GoOgle a friend who means well :)
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ldjaps Posted messages 41 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   87
 
Well then..... I must be unlucky.....

I had already started unplugging it, I removed a ton of dust.... I gently took a brush to it (just like always) and plugged everything back in....

And BAM!!! The PC won't even start. It turns on but I have no display: XXXXXXX

Oh dear.
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