20 Most Recent EliteGroup P4M800PRO-M Motherboard - Page 6 Questions & Answers

if you uninstalled then reinstalled the driver and the adapter you must restart you computer to reflect the changes

Go to the control panel, open administrative tools, event viewer and check the event logs for errors at the time of the popup.

Double click the event error in the right window of the event viewer. In the dialog box, you will find all kinds of information, including a hyperlink that will take you to Microsofts Help and Support page, with information about that particular error code.

when inin safe mode the grapics card will intialize in default mode please reduse the resolution if that doesnt work that means u dont have the orginal driver for the graphics card please find the orginal driver version which is compactable with ur OS versionand ur graphics card

Go to the motherboard manual and detect the "Power Switch" Pins. They are usually under the BIOS Battery. They remove the line connected to the "PWR SW" and push it with a screw. "Make contact between the two pins. If it started then the problem is with your Power Switch.It has to be changed. If not then I Assume that the problem is the Power/ MB. Maybe the Motherboard got a burn because of the overheating. GoodLuck

the ps2 connectors are shorted so the mobo out highly recommend replacing mobo

Are you certain that your AGP card is 4x or 8x? It seems that is the only kind this one supports. Not sure what the 2 beeps mean in post but it obviously doesn't like your AGP card. Report this info to MB customer support. There do not appear to be any jumpers to manually disable on-board AGP as it is done through BIOS settings only. Also, you might want to first install the AGP drivers using the onboard gfx and then install the Gfx card. As for the memory, I have no idea. Perhaps you could contact the manufacturer or return the MB to fry's for a replacement?

Check that the radiator fan is switching on and off regularly when the car is idling stationary and hot. If not then there could be a fault with the fan or thermoswitch. Make sure the radiator is not becoming clogged with insects/leaves/small children. Dont use tap water in the coolant, it can coat the waterways with limescale reducing cooling efficiency. Use de-ionized. Or suspect the thermostat, they are quite cheap so rather than gettting it out and testing it on the stove in a pan of hot water just replace it with a new one. Make sure there isn't an airlock in the heater matrix, put the heating on full and make sure it's blowing nice and warm. Of course it could just be a fault with the temp. gauge or sender, you'd need to remove the sender and place it in some nearly boiling water and look at the gauge. Good luck.

you have either got the power and reset connectors the wrong way round fro the front panel, or you have not enabled ACPI in the advanced cmos settings to allow the board to support shutdown by Windows. Also check in the power options in control panel and ensure that when you click turn off the pc is instructed to power down.

hi bob i need to know the motherboard's serial number then shouldn't be a problem finding the service manual for it with all the information you require some motherboards got that information imprinted near the pins if you look close enough

Hi, Make sure you plug in a 4 pin power connector to the motherboard for the processor or nothing will fire up. It's usually yellow and black.

you need to check your RAM settings or replace the RAM Good luck

i am assuming you read my other post, so did you notice in the same menu it recognises the hard disk, does the system count all of the memory, if so the memory is ok, remember it will count it in kilobytes so don't look for 1024mb. You know it's not the graphics, although you should be able to get into the bios to check the settings because the post to check drives appear and the proceedure for getting into the bios is before this power on self test.

It could be a memory incompatabilty problem, especially if you only get one beep from the board when booting. You say 1024MB of memory, if this is in the form of 2 x 512MB try one on it's own and make sur that you have purchased single channel memory. Also go to the bios (F2 or Del) on start up and in the standard cmos settings you may need to let the motherboard auto identify your HDD, normally by pressing F12 or similair, look in the menu. Another thing to check while in the std cmos settings is a line normally underneath all the identified drives saying 'Halt on all errors', see if this can be dissabled as it will continue to boot if there are problems without stopping it. If you have a floppy disc fitted it may be looking for that also and havibg trouble, again you can tell the bios not to look for a floop disc. As well a clearing the cmos leave out the battery for 10 minutes or so. Sorry theres a lot to check, but it is difficult to diagnose when it's not in front of you.

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take the battery out for 30 seconds, then put it back in.

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PRESS F2 or del if you have usb use a an adapter for a ps2 connector from the keyboard will probably help to set your bios settings maybe replace your backup battery when you have lost your settings.

The manufacturer's support page for this motherboard can be found at the following link http://www.ecs.com.tw/website2008/Product/Product_Detail.aspx?CategoryID=1&DetailID=361&DetailName=Feature&MenuID=24&LanID=0 Perhaps the answer to the question you have not asked is found there.

A manual for this motherboard can be found at the following link http://download.ecs.com.tw/dlfileecs/manual/mb/eng/p4/p4s5mggl50eng.zip In the downloads section of the support for this board, there was no "Auto Setup Program". Downloads from the manufacturer for this motherboard can be found at the following link http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_Detail.aspx?DetailID=42&CategoryID=1&MenuID=18&LanID=0#fragment-Download