HELP!! Asus K7V bios update
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  1. April 24th, 2001, 07:43 PM #1
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    Unhappy HELP!! Asus K7V bios update

    I recently updated my bios for my Asus K7V mobo (from v1005a to v1007) and now my computer will not boot up. All I get is the monitor saying to check signal and nothing else. The LED light shows that the processor is working but nothing happens. Do I need to replace the bios chip and if so where do I go to purchase one? By the way, I updated because I installed Window 2000 Pro on my computer and thought it would help.
    Any info would be MUCH appeciated!
    Thanx!!!!
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  2. April 25th, 2001, 01:14 AM #2
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  3. April 25th, 2001, 04:11 AM #3
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    This is a real long shot, but I've recently had two bad ATI Video cards give me the same or similar symptoms.
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    http://forums.windrivers.com/cgi-bin...c&f=1&t=001140

    Originally posted by timgottier:
    I did an ASUS A7V chip in a P2BF mainboard. The hardest part was physically swapping the BIOS. I plugged the original chip in loosely so I could remove it easily. I was nervous as a cat, but everything went smoothly and I wouldn't hesitate to do it again.
    Looks like I'm not alone.
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