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The new power supply has been installed but the boot from cold hangs for
about 2 minutes at the Intel motherboard splash, then everything boots normally. I've whittled it down to my bluetooth dongle. If I remove it before booting everything is fine. Afterwards the dongle works fine. Is it possible that it's damaged in some way? I tried uninstalling/reinstalling. Maybe a format/reinstallation of Windows? -- Peter Toronto, Canada XP Home SP2 P4 HT @ 3.0ghz, 2.0gb DDR, 360GB HDD |
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I could be wrong but it sounds to me like your BIOS is confused when its
scanning the device. It probably doesnt understand what the device is. I would consider trying a BIOS update. You can cause you board to no longer respond if you make a mistake while updating the BIOS. So be careful. The Woodpile "Peter" wrote: > The new power supply has been installed but the boot from cold hangs for > about 2 minutes at the Intel motherboard splash, then everything boots > normally. I've whittled it down to my bluetooth dongle. If I remove it > before booting everything is fine. Afterwards the dongle works fine. Is it > possible that it's damaged in some way? > I tried uninstalling/reinstalling. Maybe a format/reinstallation of > Windows? > > -- > Peter > Toronto, Canada > XP Home SP2 > P4 HT @ 3.0ghz, 2.0gb DDR, 360GB HDD > > > |
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I didn't explain it properly. The power supply failed. Prior to that
everything was fine. Either the failure did something to my BT dongle or to the USBs or somewhere, HD or motherboard?. Anyway, I called the repair shop as it's still under warranty, and they said to bring it in and they'll do some diagnostics. Knowing my luck, they wont find anything wrong and I'll just have to live with it. My BIOS is up to date by the way. -- Peter Toronto, Canada XP Home SP2 P4 HT @ 3.0ghz, 2.0gb DDR, 360GB HDD "The Woodpile" <TheWoodpile@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:67DD1D9E-A65F-44D1-894A-F9C26C466E13@microsoft.com... >I could be wrong but it sounds to me like your BIOS is confused when its > scanning the device. It probably doesnt understand what the device is. > > I would consider trying a BIOS update. You can cause you board to no > longer > respond if you make a mistake while updating the BIOS. So be careful. > > The Woodpile > > "Peter" wrote: > >> The new power supply has been installed but the boot from cold hangs for >> about 2 minutes at the Intel motherboard splash, then everything boots >> normally. I've whittled it down to my bluetooth dongle. If I remove it >> before booting everything is fine. Afterwards the dongle works fine. Is >> it >> possible that it's damaged in some way? >> I tried uninstalling/reinstalling. Maybe a format/reinstallation of >> Windows? >> >> -- >> Peter >> Toronto, Canada >> XP Home SP2 >> P4 HT @ 3.0ghz, 2.0gb DDR, 360GB HDD >> >> >> |
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