A7V Chassis Intrusion problem

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Anyan Breth

Yeah, I'll try that... Only big problem is: I'll need to reboot! Once the
computer is "up and running" I hate to turn it off... ;)

Thanks!

JK
 
HELP!!!

when I boot, the system will go to the BIOS setup screen with a Message
dialog saying the Intrusion Detection sensed the computer was opened. Of
course, it wasn't. I've reset the jumper for the switch (because there is
not actually a switch), replaced the CMOS battery, and generally tried
everything I can think of. It first happened months ago, and when I exited
the BIOS setup, it rebooted fine. Then it happened again, requiring a
couple restarts to get past the BIOS setup. Now, it seems to take 30 plus
attempts before it will skip the BIOS setup. Any ideas on how to fix? I'm
afraid it's just a matter of time until it won't boot period... Isn't there
any way to "force" past the BIOS setup? Seems like a stupid reason for a
motherboard to be rendered useless...


TIA

JK
 
HELP!!!

when I boot, the system will go to the BIOS setup screen with a Message
dialog saying the Intrusion Detection sensed the computer was opened.
Of course, it wasn't. I've reset the jumper for the switch (because
there is not actually a switch), replaced the CMOS battery, and
generally tried everything I can think of. It first happened months
ago, and when I exited the BIOS setup, it rebooted fine. Then it
happened again, requiring a couple restarts to get past the BIOS setup.
Now, it seems to take 30 plus attempts before it will skip the BIOS
setup. Any ideas on how to fix? I'm afraid it's just a matter of time
until it won't boot period... Isn't there any way to "force" past the
BIOS setup? Seems like a stupid reason for a motherboard to be rendered
useless...


TIA

JK
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You haven't accidentally removed the jumper from the connector have you?
The pins need to be jumpered.
 
No, thought of and checked that one too.

Thx!


Gene Puhl said:
You haven't accidentally removed the jumper from the connector have you?
The pins need to be jumpered.
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