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new computer not booting up?
just built a new computer. asus m2n-sli motherboard, nvidia video card(no onboard), wireless internet card, athelon 64 cpu, dvd burner as master, cd burner as slave, and i used an old hard drive that i deleted everything from. when i turn it on i get a bios rom checksum error, and then it tries to boot from the dvd rom looking for awdflash,exe. it ask for correct cd with awdflash.exe on it. What do I do?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You may have a corrupted CMOS values settings. The BIOS ROM chip on the motherboard is probably faulty or It could also be another component on the motherboard.
here are the things that you can do:
1. try to reset you cmos settings
2. try cleaning your ram. you may have a bad RAM, or Dirty RAM contacts, or even dirty RAM slot.
3. download the latest bios version for your motherboard
- Anonymous1 decade ago
sounds like the bios in your bored is screwed. You'll ether have to purchase a new bios chip (10-50$) or buy a new motherboard.
