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Computer doesn't boot

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Melp

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Hi,

Last weekend we lost power at the office and now this morning one of the computer doesn't boot. It's a Intel Extrem. It does come up and beeps once, then the screen shows :

TRM-53PRO-AU v1.01
Main Processor : Pentium III 1000 MHz (133x7.5)
DRAM CLK : 133 MHz

Press DEL to enter SETUP, ESC to skip memory te_ (the cursor flashes after the te)
06/23/2000-694x-686A-6A6LJTG9C-00

Any help on how to make it boot again ? Thanks in advance !!!

Melanie
 
Follow the stickied "Basic Troubleshooting Guide" on what to do when the PC does not POST. Report back after you've followed those steps.
 
I followed the instructions and after I unplugged everything but the monitor screen the pc booted. I shut it back down, thinking it had a loose connection that I somewhat fixed, replugged everything and it didn't want to boot back up. So I unplugged everything but the monitor, booted it back up, and when the windows screen came up I plugged everything back in (USB mouse, USB printer, Network cable), and now it's 'working' for now. So I'm guessing it's one of those components that is the culprit.
 
Yeah now time to eliminate which one is the problem
 
USB Printers can cause boot problems. Sometimes it will see the card readers as a boot device. :rolleyes:
 
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