The NB heatsink getting hot means it's doing it's job. Up to 8GB 4x2GB DDR2 800 low density RAM. Those can only run 65nm 266fsb Core2 Duo/Quads. MT (tower) DT (desktop) SFF ( small form factor), USFF (Ultra SFF).Īre there any diagnostic LED codes showing on the front panel?ĭo you have the latest BIOS, and a confirmed supported CPU.
the other computer is a pretty much all good Fatal1ty FP-IN9 SLI.įeel free to ask about more specs that I left out. And even if I can't get this computer to work, I would like one of these two (with the same problem) to work. I just thought it wasn't compatible with windows maybe? But I know this one is. Refurbished Dell Optiplex 745 and I'm using a 32bit install disc.Īlso, I have had the same problem with another computer. I can always get my 64bit disc to work with other computers but I have had this error in the times where I must use the 32bit one. I have to unplug and re-plug the power cord in order to get all of that to come backĤ. The north bridge heat sink gets burning hot after it loads starting windowsģ.Upon boot up, it will show Phoenix ROM BIOS PLUS Version 1.10.2.0.8 and additional stuff (with the alerts at the bottom) when I restart it, it it only shows from the alerts down. Please consult your computer documentation for more information.Ģ.
System does not support installed proccescor plus I used two different (win 7 home premium) install discs.ĪLERT! rear fan failure (I don't know if the "rear fan" is the CPU heat sink duct fan but it is only slow, not failed) I have tried with and without video card. It is just the background and the cursor.
It boots through the "loading windows files" and then "starting windows", but when it would show the window with the button "install now (->)" it doesn't appear. Now, with a different processor, I am trying to install Windows 7 Home Premium. I have been trying to get a small old Dell computer to work.
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