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Possible that Windows has done its "thing" again, and optimized the monitor connection beyond its limit? Try a setting for refresh rate at 70 Hz.
If you have a good image when in the BIOS ...

Some CATV providers restrict ISP and other media to what is offered. First find out of other providers can be accessed on their network. A subscription to video services for digital set-top recorder ...

Lots of helpful tips in this link to "troubleshooting" here on the Forum..
http://www.motherboards.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=39873

But a few quick checks.. ensure the CPU and its coolin ...

Very important, that after a BIOS update, you clear the CMOS memory to default. Some residual settings may conflict otherwise.
Best method is to pull the mains power cord from the PSU, and attempt a ...

May be that dreaded "bad caps" syndrome! Take a close look at the caps on the video card, as well as those on the mobo. If any appear to have domed tops, lean excessively, or show leakage, ...

With SATA storage drives, there should be a separate BIOS sub-page concerning the order of access for boot. The primary SATA port (Port "0") is default for an OS boot. If the boot record i ...

"Page fault in non-paged area" could be the result of a module going bad, or more likely the supply voltage is too low. Ensure the modules used are in compliance with what is recommended. ...

Ensure that the date/time is correct. Go into the BIOS and adjust if needed so the setting is right. Have seen a few XP installs that balked at fully loading, if the date and time were much older (m ...

Setup is different for some printers than others. For some, you first install the software.. then the hardware. For others, hardware first.. then the software. Put the driver disk in the optical dr ...

Is your board similar to one in this [url=http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?_adv_prop=image&fr=yhs-att-att_001&va=dc7100+motherboard]image group listing ?
From what I note, there i ...

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Topic: LCD Monitor flickering & going black---
Karlsweldt Replies: 11 Views: 70	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 3:32 pm Subject: LCD Monitor flickering & going black---
Karlsweldt Replies: 11 Views: 70	Possible that Windows has done its "thing" again, and optimized the monitor connection beyond its limit? Try a setting for refresh rate at 70 Hz. If you have a good image when in the BIOS ...
Topic: Ditching Digital Cable Comp. for OTA HDTV???
Karlsweldt Replies: 1 Views: 13	Forum: Recommendations Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 3:11 pm Subject: Ditching Digital Cable Comp. for OTA HDTV???
Karlsweldt Replies: 1 Views: 13	Some CATV providers restrict ISP and other media to what is offered. First find out of other providers can be accessed on their network. A subscription to video services for digital set-top recorder ...
Topic: infuriating problem with a M2N-E Asus mobo...
Karlsweldt Replies: 1 Views: 9	Forum: General Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 2:57 pm Subject: infuriating problem with a M2N-E Asus mobo...
Karlsweldt Replies: 1 Views: 9	Lots of helpful tips in this link to "troubleshooting" here on the Forum.. http://www.motherboards.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=39873 But a few quick checks.. ensure the CPU and its coolin ...
Topic: bios update problem on my Intel® Desktop Board DH61WW
Karlsweldt Replies: 5 Views: 48	Forum: BIOS Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2013 7:06 am Subject: bios update problem on my Intel® Desktop Board DH61WW
Karlsweldt Replies: 5 Views: 48	Very important, that after a BIOS update, you clear the CMOS memory to default. Some residual settings may conflict otherwise. Best method is to pull the mains power cord from the PSU, and attempt a ...
Topic: LCD Monitor flickering & going black---
Karlsweldt Replies: 11 Views: 70	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 8:05 am Subject: LCD Monitor flickering & going black---
Karlsweldt Replies: 11 Views: 70	May be that dreaded "bad caps" syndrome! Take a close look at the caps on the video card, as well as those on the mobo. If any appear to have domed tops, lean excessively, or show leakage, ...
Topic: WinXP dead install or dead HDD?
Karlsweldt Replies: 34 Views: 415	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 7:57 am Subject: WinXP dead install or dead HDD?
Karlsweldt Replies: 34 Views: 415	With SATA storage drives, there should be a separate BIOS sub-page concerning the order of access for boot. The primary SATA port (Port "0") is default for an OS boot. If the boot record i ...
Topic: Can't find memory latency settings?
Karlsweldt Replies: 24 Views: 442	Forum: BIOS Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 11:21 am Subject: Can't find memory latency settings?
Karlsweldt Replies: 24 Views: 442	"Page fault in non-paged area" could be the result of a module going bad, or more likely the supply voltage is too low. Ensure the modules used are in compliance with what is recommended. ...
Topic: WinXP dead install or dead HDD?
Karlsweldt Replies: 34 Views: 415	Forum: Tech Support Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 11:05 am Subject: WinXP dead install or dead HDD?
Karlsweldt Replies: 34 Views: 415	Ensure that the date/time is correct. Go into the BIOS and adjust if needed so the setting is right. Have seen a few XP installs that balked at fully loading, if the date and time were much older (m ...
Topic: I am trying to install a new printer
Karlsweldt Replies: 7 Views: 79	Forum: General Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 10:55 am Subject: I am trying to install a new printer
Karlsweldt Replies: 7 Views: 79	Setup is different for some printers than others. For some, you first install the software.. then the hardware. For others, hardware first.. then the software. Put the driver disk in the optical dr ...
Topic: Where to get the right PSU connector?
Karlsweldt Replies: 16 Views: 177	Forum: General Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 10:39 am Subject: Where to get the right PSU connector?
Karlsweldt Replies: 16 Views: 177	Is your board similar to one in this [url=http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?_adv_prop=image&fr=yhs-att-att_001&va=dc7100+motherboard]image group listing ? From what I note, there i ...

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