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Boooger

Windows XP (SP2), Nvid 6150 video, Viewsonic A71 monitor, Winfast
6150K8MA MB, 2x512 400 DDR RAM.

Whenever I do a restart, Using Windows "RESTART" or the RESTART reset
button on the case. When it reboots, I have no video, keyboard, or
mouse. The fans work (I have power), No beeps.


If I turn off the power and turn the machine back on -- everything
starts fine.


Any ideas why restart isn't working?
 
Boooger said:
Windows XP (SP2), Nvid 6150 video, Viewsonic A71 monitor, Winfast
6150K8MA MB, 2x512 400 DDR RAM.

Whenever I do a restart, Using Windows "RESTART" or the RESTART reset
button on the case. When it reboots, I have no video, keyboard, or
mouse. The fans work (I have power), No beeps.


If I turn off the power and turn the machine back on -- everything
starts fine.


Any ideas why restart isn't working?
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Enter BIOS Setup screen and load default settings (NOT optimized default
settings). -Dave
 
Booker said:
Windows XP (SP2), Nvid 6150 video, Viewsonic A71 monitor, Winfast
6150K8MA MB, 2x512 400 DDR RAM.

Whenever I do a restart, Using Windows "RESTART" or the RESTART reset
button on the case. When it reboots, I have no video, keyboard, or
mouse. The fans work (I have power), No beeps.


If I turn off the power and turn the machine back on -- everything
starts fine.


Any ideas why restart isn't working?
Click to expand...

A few times that I have encoutered this, after going to 'windows' as the
culprit, it ended up being the PSU.
 
Windows XP (SP2), Nvid 6150 video, Viewsonic A71 monitor, Winfast
6150K8MA MB, 2x512 400 DDR RAM.

Whenever I do a restart, Using Windows "RESTART" or the RESTART reset
button on the case. When it reboots, I have no video, keyboard, or
mouse. The fans work (I have power), No beeps.


If I turn off the power and turn the machine back on -- everything
starts fine.


Any ideas why restart isn't working?
Click to expand...

Check out Jim's shutdown troubleshooting page.
http://aumha.org/win5/a/shtdwnxp.htm
 
Thanks for your help. I think I found the problem. My RESET SW was
plugged into the MB incorrectly. After I fixed that, I've had no more
issues. Funny eh? You look north and the answer was south.
 
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