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WTF does that mean, there are USB ports on the back, it is a .... checking for brand as it is my g/f's ...
again WTF is this: it is a x86 Family 6, model 6, Stepping 5 AT/AT Compatible NEVER ever heard of that shit. Is that like Eastern European, pre 1990 stuff? I'm starting to wonder how it even runs w2k now.
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Ah, I read up. I know what that means now, it is just way of how to keep track of Intel Chipsets.
But still no USB though.
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I would make sure you have the latest and greatest BIOS updates installed before getting too far into it...
8 out of 10 machines I've dealt with in the past (with usb problems) have had to have thier bios flashed for any happiness... hth...
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Exactly, and this one is ancient, look here:
BIOS Date: 07/15/95 BIOS Type: American Megatrends BIOS ID: 62-1025-009999-00101111-071595-000000-M741LMRT OEM Sign-On: Release 10/25/1999S Chipset: SiS 620 rev 2 Superio: ITE 8661/SiS 6801 rev 6 found at port 279h OS: Win2000 CPU: Intel Celeron 466 Mhz MAX: 333 Mhz BIOS ROM In Socket: Yes BIOS ROM Size: 256K So how does updating the bios work without not being able to start the pc ever again?
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be put in the market. PCChips caught so much flack they renamed the company to ECS. Here is the bios flash file for that M741LMRT http://www.amptron.com/bios/M741LMRT...RT-010221S.exe Check in the bios after for "enable usb".
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Might be more productive to hit me on icq...
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In any case, I already changed the bios settings and I am looking to see if it works now. USB was simply DISABLED. I'm a dumbass, I upgraded w2k and everything, oh well .... good thing I am only using that pc as a server and msn / webcam box.
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If there are still probs then flash that hunk-o-junk and that should help. Hopefully that *.exe I pointed to is a compression and has the flash utility with it.
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WTF, it still does not work.
I have to run as I am late for a party, but I'll get back to it later. Thanks.
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Should I run the hahahahahahaha file or the rom file somewhere? I'm out for now, but love to get styarted again when I am back. TY
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latest drivers. Install them if it has a setup.exe and if not then decompress the drivers to a folder and then remove the "!" driver from Device Manager then reboot. Hopefully you have PnP=Yes in the bios and Win<i></i>dow<i></i>sXX will popup during the boot and then point to the folder where you decompressed the drivers.
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ok, i got it partially fixed.
I have it working, but every time I restart the pc, the usb port is not working and I have to reinstall the driver. How do I at least upgrade that bios, I pressed the .exe file in hahahahahahas and i still have the old version. Should I do anything with that .com file that is in the zip too? Any other suggestions?
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One you boot the computer with. Use this bootme.exe to make a Win<i></i>dow<i></i>sME boot disk http://www.24by7.ca/files/bootme.exe Put a floppy in the drive and click on bootme.exe and it will make a Win<i></i>dow<i></i>sME boot disk. Win<i></i>dow<i></i>sME has more CD-ROM drivers than a Win<i></i>dow<i></i>s98 boot disk. Quote:
010221s.rom = the flash ROM AMINF325.EXE = the program that makes the flash happen This is what the second floppy disk is for, you put 010221s.rom and AMINF325.EXE on the second floppy disk.
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Wilber, that almost makes sense even to me, a sysadmin nono.
However, this is for a Win2000 box, does the ME bootdisk work for that too? If so, I'm gonna start playing.
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That link to the bootme.exe doesn't work.
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installed on the hard drive, the machine is booting from the floppy and all info for booting comes from the floppy and the bios chip on the motherboard. You have to make sure in your bios that the floppy disk (A:) is the first boot device in "boot priority". Set bios boot priority to A,CD-ROM,C or some bios say Floppy, CD-ROM, C You have to have the floppy set as first boot device before a comp will read it to boot when inserted into the floppy drive. Once the flash is complete and you've removed the floppy and rebooted then since your running Win<i></i>dow<i></i>s 2000 you should reset the bios boot priority to CD-ROM,C,A or CD-ROM,C,Floppy For Win<i></i>dow<i></i>s XP and Win<i></i>dow<i></i>s 2000 you need the CD-ROM as first boot device because when your O/S fucks up you need to boot from the O/S CD to be able to run repair functions like the recovery console and O/S repair installs ect. That way if your Win<i></i>dow<i></i>s XP/2000 ever fucks up you just insert the O/S CD and reboot and the comp will automatically show you a prompt on the boot up screen saying To boot from CD press any key and 5 dots will count off and you have to press a key on the keyboard before the fifth dot displays otherwise the comp will just go on booting from the hard drive. Quote:
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fuckin' GFY filter.
hahahahahahas Me OEM = Win<i></i>dow<i></i>s Me OEM |
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Interesting .. I did exactly what you told me to do:
After the install/patch the pc restarted itself so I removed the floppy. Tried to press DEL to set the bios to the sequence you advised, but now I have this error on my screen: CMOS Settings wrong CMOS Checksum bad F1 to Run Setup F2 to load default values and continue. Any advise?
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Do you have the 2000 setup disks?
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Maybe I can download one.
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I hope you didn't pull that floppy out while the computer
was restarting, that would fuck up the hard drive. Push F2 what happens? |
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2000 setup disks? Wtf does he need that for when he has a win2k CD? Go away, why jump in the middle of this? Your creating confusion. |
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I did. I'll push F2.
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I pressed F2, it is just starting hahahahahahas, no problems so far.
Only that it takes forever. to be continued ...
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Not sure it is fully loading.
It seems to hang on the Win2k Professional hahahahahaha, saying "Applying security policy" It does make a sound every other second though ....
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How the fuck am I supposed you know you're still here and are going to see this though? Have fun.
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I don't know what "crunching ones and zeros" means.
IS win2k booting? If not... Did you reset the bios boot priority to boot from CD? If not do so and boot from the win2k CD. When the CD finishes booting
You'll be at the dos prompt. Type chkdsk /r That will take awhile, let it finish then remove the CD and boot to the bios setup and go straight to Save and Exit settings and press "Y" to save and exit. If that fails to help just boot with the Win<i></i>dowsME boot disk again and flash the bios again with the other floppy. When the flash finishes and automatically reboots the comp DO NOT remove the floppy, let the system boot to the Win<i></i>dowsME boot disk again and when it's at the dos prompt (A:>_) then remove the floppy and reboot. |
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Okay .. this took forever. Last question (hopefully):
The crunching is over and the pc just restarted itself again, I hit DEL and am in BIOS now. Set 1st boot to CDROM, but as a second, what to use? scsi, IDE-0, ide-1 or ide-2? I think after that I'm all set.
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Ignore the bastard posters. It doesn't matter how many copies of win2k you have, it's the serial number that's important. |
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That long spin you had on the hard drive means the bitmap
is fucked up. Pullin' that floppy while the comp was workin' is a bad thing to do. When you get your win2k CD back run that "chkdsk /r" command and all will be good after. Run it before you go to bed and it should be done in the morning. Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to see if you can pick up a 17Gb or a bit smaller hard drive for that comp and install win2k on that hard drive. The one your using is probably getting ready to take a shit. |
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hehe, okay. Maybe it took that long because w2k was doing the chkdsk /r itself?
I actually bought a cool Maxtor OneTouch w/firewire yesterday. Ultra cool (but not really relevant here). As far as the old box goes, it seems to run just well now. USB ports are there and everything runs as good as possible for a pc of that speed. Next thing on the list ... get a website with that damn cam running. Looking for software now. Lots of thanks for the help, i appreciate it.
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Next thing to watch out for is the CMOS battery dying. If you bootup one day and it says "Invalid disk" then you have to pull the CMOS battery and get a new one for $5.00 When you pull it the bios will go back to default so when you put the new one in you'll have to make a B-line to the bios and set the boot priority and turn the USB back on plus any other settings you may have made. |
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