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wizzard

Discussion Starter · Apr 13, 2004

My computer won't start. It makes a weird siren noise when i turn it on. The problem started when i adjusted the Cmos setting. I was trying to install norton antivirus and i was trying to take advantage of the trial period, which was a bad idea. So i adjusted my CMOS date settings and changed it to 2010 and install norton and then changed the date back. Now my computer won't even give me a boot up screen. Please help...

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dustyjay

· #6 · Apr 13, 2004

Also look to see if your HSF connector has come loose. That will usually also cause an over heat alarm.

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