Problem with Integrated Peripherals

jemeche · 03-07-2006

A couple of days ago, I was messing around in my computers setup and I raised the AGP apexture from around 64mb to 512mb (I know it was pretty stupid). When I tried to turn on my computer afterwards the computer was completly unresponsive and the monitor did not start. Im sure the problem has something to do with the computer not monitor. I was wondering how I could fix this problem. Ive already tried reseting the bios by changing J1P1 from 1-2 to 2-3 then back to 1-2 and taking out the lithium battery but none of these worked. Any help is appreciated.

joe5 · 03-07-2006

Originally Posted by jemeche

Ive already tried reseting the bios by changing J1P1 from 1-2 to 2-3 then back to 1-2 and taking out the lithium battery but none of these worked.

Hya Jemeche , welcome to PCHF.

Was the powercord also removed when removing the battery?

And check if nothing is nocked loose inside , hava a look if all cards , memsticks and connecters are still properly inserted.

And what does the pc still do? Like do the HD's and fans start spinning ect.

cashewx · 03-07-2006

Also might want to try posting with a pci card.

03-07-2006	#1
jemeche New Poster Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1	Problem with Integrated Peripherals A couple of days ago, I was messing around in my computers setup and I raised the AGP apexture from around 64mb to 512mb (I know it was pretty stupid). When I tried to turn on my computer afterwards the computer was completly unresponsive and the monitor did not start. Im sure the problem has something to do with the computer not monitor. I was wondering how I could fix this problem. Ive already tried reseting the bios by changing J1P1 from 1-2 to 2-3 then back to 1-2 and taking out the lithium battery but none of these worked. Any help is appreciated.

03-07-2006	#2
joe5 Elite Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Netherlands Posts: 9,025	Originally Posted by jemeche Ive already tried reseting the bios by changing J1P1 from 1-2 to 2-3 then back to 1-2 and taking out the lithium battery but none of these worked. Hya Jemeche , welcome to PCHF. Was the powercord also removed when removing the battery? And check if nothing is nocked loose inside , hava a look if all cards , memsticks and connecters are still properly inserted. And what does the pc still do? Like do the HD's and fans start spinning ect. __________________ - PCHF Team. - (NL) - Mal-ware Eradicator! - - Online AV Scans - HijackThis! - Bootdisk.com - ATF-Cleaner - Stinger - 'Prework' - 'Afterwork' - PCHF Rules - Donate to PCHF. And get>

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03-07-2006	#3
cashewx Bronze Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 5	Also might want to try posting with a pci card.