Post: PLEASE HELP! Motherboard problem
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08-10-2011, 02:06 AM
#1
coolz3
Ima creeper.....EXPLOSION
and I installed everything including kengsinton 12 gb ram and when I boot it up, it goes on for like 1 sec then off then on again and flashes a DRAM_LED red light
I tried removing the ram, putting one ram in at a time and it still doesnt work. I even put together the computer 2 times and tried piece by piece to get it working and it still doesn't work. I think my ram slots are dead but I dont know. Any help?
It also shows error code 22 and then 52 when its boots up. I think those mean "Memory not installed" and "memory failed to boot". ANy help?
08-12-2011, 01:51 AM
#11
Booshykins
Tech Enthusiast
Originally posted by coolz3
I can't seem to get the battery out.......
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OK so I did this and when I start it up ,right after I do the battery thing, starts up smooth and doesnt go off but still gives me the 2 error codes. I then restarted it and when i boot it up a second time it does the same thing listed in the thread at the top..........O and when I press the reset button on the case it lights up the "CPU_LED" in red and doesnt reset the comp....
---------- Post added at 10:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:33 PM ----------
OK so I did this and when I start it up ,right after I do the battery thing, starts up smooth and doesnt go off but still gives me the 2 error codes. I then restarted it and when i boot it up a second time it does the same thing listed in the thread at the top..........O and when I press the reset button on the case it lights up the "CPU_LED" in red and doesnt reset the comp....
I've looked all over, since I've never had this problem, and honestly cannot find a single thing about it. I think, unfortunately, your best bet would be to contact ASUS. Sorry, man, I'd love to help, but everything I think to try to fix it probably won't. It might just be your motherboard.
I just had to RMA my motherboard, it isn't difficult but it sucks to have to do. .__.
Oh, and make sure EVERY plug is plugged into the motherboard. There should be at least two that go from the power supply to the mobo.
Anyways, good luck!
08-12-2011, 03:10 AM
#12
coolz3
Ima creeper.....EXPLOSION
Originally posted by Collin
I've looked all over, since I've never had this problem, and honestly cannot find a single thing about it. I think, unfortunately, your best bet would be to contact ASUS. Sorry, man, I'd love to help, but everything I think to try to fix it probably won't. It might just be your motherboard.
I just had to RMA my motherboard, it isn't difficult but it sucks to have to do. .__.
Oh, and make sure EVERY plug is plugged into the motherboard. There should be at least two that go from the power supply to the mobo.
Anyways, good luck!
I just had to RMA my motherboard, it isn't difficult but it sucks to have to do. .__.
Oh, and make sure EVERY plug is plugged into the motherboard. There should be at least two that go from the power supply to the mobo.
Anyways, good luck!
Hey man thanks for helping out though. I didnt rma my MB but i returned my RAM and got new ram. Hopefully the ram was just dead not the ram slots :/ Ill post when I try out the new ram
08-12-2011, 03:12 AM
#13
Booshykins
Tech Enthusiast
08-28-2011, 12:17 AM
#14
coolz3
Ima creeper.....EXPLOSION
Sorry for such a late reply but i ordered new ram for the mb. At first I put it in and it didnt work. But then I used your method of taking out the battery and it works! Thanks so much for your help! BTW the old ram I found out was only for dell motherboards :/ lol But thanks alot. O and I have 16 gigs of ram now 
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