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Name: 11lion
Date: May 17, 2004 at 03:38:20 Pacific
OS: win2000
CPU/Ram: 1.7ghz/512mb
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I have 1.7Ghz athlon 2000, 266Mhz fsb, 512mb ram 133Mhz, HDD Seagate 80Gb,installed on new Mobo ASUS A7V8-MX,133Mhz,support IDE UATA 133/100/66/33. After partitioning and formatting HDD,some error occured,and I couldn't install OS. This error visually appeared on BIOS settings tab frame at upper line in right side. It looks like letter "D" or "$". When I disconnected pover swich from mobo and remove clock battery, this error disappeared after 6-8 hours. After program installed, computer can work 1-1,5 hours, and this error appear again! Please help me.



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Name: Vash_The_Stampede
Date: May 17, 2004 at 10:35:37 Pacific
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Not sure what the problem is. But have your tried all your hardware by its self to make sure its good. a cable or something could have gone bad. Also make sure all your hardware is compatible with your mobo.

Sry I couldnt be more help. good luck


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