Problem with motherboard

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I have problem so please help.....anyone!!!
I got motherboard SL-85ERV2 which did't start at all...excatly it works but
no picture blank screen but fans are working. I notice that capacitators are
gone...I remove them and put new one.
Now i get picture on monitor(it'works), but now i have another
problem....when i restart motherboard no picture; everything starts but
there is no picture...but fans,floopy,hard is working but screen is blank.
When i shut down it is ok, but restart doesn't works, blank screen!
Have anybody some idea? Is my soldering quity?
I have the newest bios (ver2.2)
Please help
Nenad

p.s. Sorry for bad writing...i'm from Croatia
 
Hi Saki:
Missing capacitors ceramic? It there a VGA port on the mother-board
or only on video card? If there IS one on the mother board and you have
a video card installed, remove the video card and just use the
mother-board VGA connector to get to the bios. You may see someplace in
the bios to not use the on-board video. Also, some new ATX mother
boards have an additional 4 pin power connector that your power supply
must have. There may even be a jumper to turn off the on-board video.

Take Care!
Harry
 
Saki said:
I have problem so please help.....anyone!!!
I got motherboard SL-85ERV2 which did't start at all...excatly it works but
no picture blank screen but fans are working. I notice that capacitators are
gone...I remove them and put new one.
Now i get picture on monitor(it'works), but now i have another
problem....when i restart motherboard no picture; everything starts but
there is no picture...but fans,floopy,hard is working but screen is blank.
When i shut down it is ok, but restart doesn't works, blank screen!
Have anybody some idea?
Click to expand...
Is my soldering quity?
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It cannot be ruled out. But I don't think so. You can check, if you
feel paranoid.

I think more likely that the damage had already been done. When
capacitors fail, they can cause damage to other components of the
motherboard.

Another possibility is that there are still bad capacitors remaining.
It is possible for them to fail without visible damage. It is prudent,
if you see one bad capacitor, to replace all the others of the same
type.
 
Hi!
Me again...i have found error
In bios: CPU Linear Frequency DISABLED
Spread Spectrum DISABLED
Auto Detect PCI Slot ENABLED
It must be like i wrote...if i change this settings i get my problem.
Thanks for your time and help!!!!!
 
Saki said:
Hi!
Me again...i have found error
In bios: CPU Linear Frequency DISABLED
Spread Spectrum DISABLED
Auto Detect PCI Slot ENABLED
It must be like i wrote...if i change this settings i get my problem.
Click to expand...

Presumably you still have a bad cap remaining
in the area involved with that stuff.
Thanks for your time and help!!!!!
Click to expand...

Thanks for the washup!!!!!!!!
 
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