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Solve : Checksum Error?

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Hello I just replaced my motherboard with an Aopen vk8t800a-lf, when it boots up checksum error loading defaults comes up. press delete to enter setup or f1 to continue. when I continue the windows logo comes on then the computer shuts down. If I turn it back on it wont boot up nothing comes on the screen. I have to reset the cmos jumper to get it to that point again. I have tried changing the cmos battery but didn't HELP. I rechecked all CONNECTIONS etc. What should I try NEXT.Was the replacement CMOS battery new ? ?
Try another one...

If you enter setup and rstore factory defaults and press F10 to "save changes and EXIT" does it hold the changes ? ?
Is the date and time correct ?Tried antother battery , its good it was tested. The settings hold when saved.Did you try removing and re-seating the RAM ? ?yes tried that and no change
Flakey PSU then would be my next guess.This may help you find what's causing CMOS error http://www.datarecoverytools.co.uk/2009/07/15/how-to-solve-cmos-checksum-error-defaults-loaded/Interesting site...mentions everything i suggested.I tried a different psu one I know is good, and also updated BIOS but no change yet. I am going to check out that web site now.Now the computer keeps rebooting in a continuous loop when the logo comes up it reboots and so on each time.Where is this 2nd PSU from ?
Is the wattage the same or greater than what was in there ?

When replacing the MBoard was thermal paste applied and all MBoard standoffs used ?Quote from: Dwayne Austin on November 27, 2011, 12:12:34 PM

f1 to continue. when I continue the windows logo comes on then the computer shuts down. If I turn it back on it wont boot up nothing comes on the screen.

Turn off the computer
Remove the power cord from the back
Hold the ON button in for 20 secs
Re-insert the power cord
Turn back on

You can try the F1 option again, but note, when you change the Motherboard chipset, you must repair Windowswe have the same problem before. i think you have a bad hard drive.
I did try to reinstall windows before the BIOS update but that didn't work , I tried again after the update now all is good.Quote from: Dwayne Austin on November 30, 2011, 04:26:34 AM
I did try to reinstall windows before the BIOS update but that didn't work , I tried again after the update now all is good.

Why did you need to flash the BIOS?


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