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- TheSovereign
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MY PC IS DEAD!!!!!
every time i turn it on i get
Award BootBlock 1.0
bios checksum error
please insert system disk and press enter
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ok i got the latest flasher and my system bios rom and now it says unknown flash type
how do i fix this anyone know?
every time i turn it on i get
Award BootBlock 1.0
bios checksum error
please insert system disk and press enter
----------------------------------------------------------
ok i got the latest flasher and my system bios rom and now it says unknown flash type
how do i fix this anyone know?
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- TheSovereign
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its a chaintech 7kjd
and no it was clocked normally
i was resetting my pc when it happen
it wont boot up or show the bios or anything
as soon as i turn it on it asks for a "system disk"
i thought it meant boot up disk but no
it wants a disk with awardflash utility on it
which i put on and then it asked for my bios rom which was also on the disk but now it says unknown flash type
im using my linux box right now
man i need my big pc!
my warrenty is up this board is over a year old
and no it was clocked normally
i was resetting my pc when it happen
it wont boot up or show the bios or anything
as soon as i turn it on it asks for a "system disk"
i thought it meant boot up disk but no
it wants a disk with awardflash utility on it
which i put on and then it asked for my bios rom which was also on the disk but now it says unknown flash type
im using my linux box right now
man i need my big pc!
my warrenty is up this board is over a year old
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- TheSovereign
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- TheSovereign
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i dont think you understand
how can u use command line switches when it doesnt give u the ability to type anything
there is no prompt when the disk is in it immediatly executed the program with no OS loaded
how can u use command line switches when it doesnt give u the ability to type anything
there is no prompt when the disk is in it immediatly executed the program with no OS loaded
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- CaterpillarAssassin
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try putting on an older bios. Sometimes that works. Definately try resetting the cmos too. Not to insult ur intelligence but make sure that the bios is unzipped and is a .bin file. Make sure to use the recommended awdflash.exe of the vendor (should be a link for it on the BIOS download page usually). Well good luck!
Something very much like this just happened to me last week with my old Asus T2P4 mobo. It was also a checksum error. Probably a different situation that what you're experiencing, but here's what I did:
Boot and immediately invoke the BIOS (usually Delete key, after video is recognized, but before anything else happens). On the main screen, choose to restore default BIOS settings. Save and exit (reboot). If it gets past the "system disc" dialog, hard reset and go back into the BIOS and verify hard drives are properly set, etc. Save and exit again.
I fixed the blasted thing so quick, I'm not sure if there was anything else that I did. Hope this helps.
Boot and immediately invoke the BIOS (usually Delete key, after video is recognized, but before anything else happens). On the main screen, choose to restore default BIOS settings. Save and exit (reboot). If it gets past the "system disc" dialog, hard reset and go back into the BIOS and verify hard drives are properly set, etc. Save and exit again.
I fixed the blasted thing so quick, I'm not sure if there was anything else that I did. Hope this helps.
- TheSovereign
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the first thing i see after video intialization is please insert rom image and bios flash in drive A:
no bios information
no bios key no anything
just insert floppy
no bios information
no bios key no anything
just insert floppy
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