20 Most Recent EliteGroup P4M800PRO-M Motherboard - Page 9 Questions & Answers

I ran into two different problems, but both involved the power supply. On one, the fan bearing were bad, and when the fan would bog down, it would drop the voltages on the motherboard, causing a reboot. The other one, the power supply was full of dust which would become charged on opposite terminals, would reach across and touch, cause a short, and then the power supply would restart. A new fan fixed one, and blowing out all the dust fixed the other. Blowing out all dust never hurts. Hope that helps.

hp web site go to support then type in board then download manual from there ok it is good to update your driver as well.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=ca&dlc=en&lang=en&lc=en&product=5157078& Is this it?

The splash screen with the LG Flatron logo is the monitor's splash screen not the PCs.
The machine is NOT booting up the splash screen is the monitor coming on.
Remove the 1Gb stick an see if the machine performs normally.
If it does then power it off, remove the power cord and CAREFULLY reinstall the new stick.
If it fails to boot you may have a defective memory module.
If the machine fails to boot with the new stick removed make sure you have the original memory seated properly and all cables securely attached

go to your web site download drivers from them ok

put in new card or web site of board download support ok

Replace the motherboard. Or give us a description of the problem, we may be able to give you some information on how to fix it.

Replace the motherboard.

well if you did not remove the video card from the machine then it is still pumping out video on that cards connection. bios will recognize the only working video out but if you have a card in it it will choose the video card over the on board video. So reconnect the old monitor to the old video card and see if it will work. if it does then remove the video card after shutting down and reboot the monitor connected to the on board video. The new configuration should be recognized, then shut down and place the new monitor in the on board video port. now the monitor may need to be told to look at the correct port either digital or rgb.

Maybe Elitegroup?

TRY HWINFO OR IGOGO.IGOGO HAVE MANY GOOD SYSTEMGADGETS.http://www.myfavoritegadgets.info/http://www.hwinfo.com/USEFUL SITES.

http://driverscollection.com/?V=ECS%20%28Elitegroup%29&S=4FIND THIS.

http://search.microsoft.com/en-us/DownloadResults.aspx?FORM=DLC&ftapplicableproducts=^Windows&sortby=%20weight&ftfreeandpaid=FreeDIRECTX IS ALLWAYS FREE ON MICROSOFT.

- Make sure you have enough empty space on discs- Open task manager and close any unneccesary processes running in backgroundDelete all unnecesary applications- Upgrade hardware (RAM, CPU, graphics card, etc.)- Uninstall unnecessary programs (Games, crapware, toolbars, etc.)- Click start>Run.. Type msconfig>enter>Start Up. Uncheck the boxes for the programs that you think you may not use often- If this didn't help you then simple get the Intel software partner Reginout to fix all registry issues which causing your window slow

WHAT DO YOU MEAN ?.XP:SP3 NEED NO KEY.

DETAILS,DETAILS.check your videocard,and also your cabels.try with a other monitor.