Neo4 bios splash screen freeze

I have a rather strange problem with my MSI neo4 based system. I have allways had the occasional lockup at boot, where the computer would just freeze and become unresponsive at  the bios splash screen. Now, this freezeup has become constant, and I can not boot the system at all. According to the diagnostic bracket, it is freezing at the point where it should be displaying the logo and bios info, one step before running the memory check. It just freezes at the splash screen.   Help?
--Colby

Quote from: EdwinGF on 06-December-05, 03:51:07
Pepe Jose,
Definitivamente tu PS ya no figura entre las posibles causas.
a) Qué dispositivos USB tienes conectados a tu PC?
b) Si utilizas el teclado sin el conversor de USB a PS/2 pasa lo mismo?
c) Se que suena tonto, pero has probado con otro tecaldo y otro raton?
Verifica también su tu Tarjeta de Video (VGA) está bien asentada/conectada; por ahí vi que,
en ocasiones cuando se queda en "Processor Initialization" puede deberse a que la tarjeta de
vídeo no está bien asentada en su ranura, o en el peor de los casos que puede ser que la
tarjeta tenga algun problema o daño, por favor verificalo también.
1. Si tienes una tarjeta extra o algún amigo que te preste una, prueba a ver que pasa.
2. También, si no lo has hecho aún, actualiza el BIOS de tu board con la versión mas reciente (creo que es 1.A)
3. Pásale el Memtest86+ a cada barra de RAM que tengas, individualmente.
Si se vuelve a repetir:
Pídele a tu distribuidor/vendedor que pruebe en tu board:
a) Otro CPU igual (mantén el tuyo en tu mano, o no lo pierdas de vista)
b) Otra RAM igual (igual regla)
c) Otra tarjeta de vídeo. (igual regla)
Si se repite: (No con animos de molestarte o sembrar malicia)
Pidele a tu distribuidor/vendedor que te cambien el board. Si acceden: Busca el número de serie, apúntalo y mantenlo
contigo. No dejes que el distribuidor o vendedor se entere de que tomaste el número de serie.
El mismo debe ser similar a: "K0501234567" y aparece en una etiqueta con código de barras en el reverso del board.
Cuando te den uno nuevo, verifica detalladamente que el numero de serie del board anterior y el "nuevo" sean diferentes.
Si son iguales, rechazalo y exige que te hagan el cambio hasta que estés conforme.
Te digo esto porque algunos distribuidores/vendedores de productos de IT, no son del todo honestos y no hacen el cambio.
Muchas veces prefieren decir que el producto fue reparado o bien no dicen nada y no cambian el producto.
Eso lo he visto anteriormente y explica por qué si el producto fué cambiado, presenta el mismo problema.
Esta misma regla aplica a la memoria RAM, CPU y Tarjeta de Vídeo, en caso tal de que no sea el board y sea alguno de estos
componentes.
Bueno, por ahora es lo que te puedo sugerir. Me avisas que tal te vá.
Saludos,
bueno decirte que es mi segunda MSI NEO4 (cada una de una tienda diferente.....) lo primero que hice fue cambiar la placa (pensaba que estaba mal) pero nada, el problema sigue, depues cambie la fuente.......yo creia que o era la fuente o la placa, pero nada.
el teclado es un ACER mecanico (no es de membrana) de unos 3 o 4 años........(lo tengo conectado por PS2)
el raton es USB y lo tengo con un adaptador de USB a PS2
la grafica esta OK y las memos y el micro tb, pq si no no seria estable el equipo, cuando va perfectamente....3 o 4 horass seguidas jugando y todo OK, sin reinicios ni cuelgues ni cosas raras.
viendo esto....solo hay 2 posibilidades.......o es de algun USB (ahora los desconecte todos) o es del teclado/raton o si no......no tengo ni la mas minima idea.....

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