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Ety

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Last night my stepdad got pissed at me and he wanted my 250gb HD he split with me and long story short I was pissed off and I had a fan in the caddy and I pulled it out and the fan cables came out of the fan. I went to boot it back up w/ or w/o a HD it only shows blocks of diffrent colors, if I press Delete it seems like it goes into bios and all the colors change. Does anyone know whats wrong? I think I moved the right jumper for the CMOS reset and nothign changed,
Please help!,
Ety
 
Did you disconnect the leftovers of the fan? What "caddy" are you talking about? I assume it's not a Seville STS w/northstar. :p

also, try re-seating the video card. I had a P3 mb that the AGP card would come slightly out of the socket very easily. Couldn't really tell by looking at it, but when you pushed on it, it went back in and on reboot video came back. Could be a similar issue.
 
Your story has holes in it, but try to reseat the grafics card & set BIOS to defaults & set the BIOS for VGA, save changes and reboot.[Assume you does not have onboard grafics without a grafics card] :D
 
I found out there was a wire stuck in the AGP slot I toke out and push the card back in and still the same. I am getting video its just blocks and some of them move around. Caddy= Drive caddy in my Antec case. Would the blocks becaused by the mobo or the vid card?
 
hopefully you did not mess up your videocard. If there was a wire in your agp slot, your agp card connector could of touched another connector in the slot it was not suppose to touch.....Does your 9600xt need to pluged in to the powersupply, make sure that it was not yanked out of there.
 
darktiger said:
hopefully you did not mess up your videocard. If there was a wire in your agp slot, your agp card connector could of touched another connector in the slot it was not suppose to touch.....Does your 9600xt need to pluged in to the powersupply, make sure that it was not yanked out of there.
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Its doesnt need a molex and I put the card in ~2 months ago and the cable has been there the whole time.
 
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