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drdoug26
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Hi all:
Here’s the latest problem. Last night after work I was simply going to put a new PIII Tualatin in one of my five work station machines. I thought that it was the workstation w/ the TUSL2-C mother board in it, but I inadvertently stuck the PIII Tualatin in a CUSL2-C by misstate!!!! I guess I was too tired to notice the difference.
Well, I upgraded the TUSL2-C okay after that mistake but now the workstation with the CUSL2-C is dead. Black screen on bootup. I’ve tried every trick I know to revive this machine. I tried a new PIII processor, I all new components, I jumped the solder point to clear the CMOS but still no bootup. Electrically it seem fine. When I start it up the hard drive powers up all lights come on but still black screen. Oh yah, I tried a different monitor also.
I unplugged all the components and IDE cables, popped out the battery and jumped the solder points. AND LET IT SIT OVER NIGHT. I’ve herd that sometime it may take over night to drain the CMOS.
Does anyone have another ideas????????????????????????????
I hope I did not fry this mother board!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know the Tualatin uses less voltage the coppermine so I don’t see how this happened.
Specs: Mother board: CUSL2-C, Win 98SE, PIII coppermine 650, 256 mb CAS2 133 sdram
Thanks in advance,
Doug
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Here’s the latest problem. Last night after work I was simply going to put a new PIII Tualatin in one of my five work station machines. I thought that it was the workstation w/ the TUSL2-C mother board in it, but I inadvertently stuck the PIII Tualatin in a CUSL2-C by misstate!!!! I guess I was too tired to notice the difference.
Well, I upgraded the TUSL2-C okay after that mistake but now the workstation with the CUSL2-C is dead. Black screen on bootup. I’ve tried every trick I know to revive this machine. I tried a new PIII processor, I all new components, I jumped the solder point to clear the CMOS but still no bootup. Electrically it seem fine. When I start it up the hard drive powers up all lights come on but still black screen. Oh yah, I tried a different monitor also.
I unplugged all the components and IDE cables, popped out the battery and jumped the solder points. AND LET IT SIT OVER NIGHT. I’ve herd that sometime it may take over night to drain the CMOS.
Does anyone have another ideas????????????????????????????
I hope I did not fry this mother board!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know the Tualatin uses less voltage the coppermine so I don’t see how this happened.
Specs: Mother board: CUSL2-C, Win 98SE, PIII coppermine 650, 256 mb CAS2 133 sdram
Thanks in advance,
Doug
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