On Tuesday 28 August 2012 21:57:43 Alex Schuster wrote: > I wrote: > > Well, all I can do now is to get a new board and see if things will > > be okay then. > [...] > So I had to wait. And when it became available, I wondered if it > might be the processor instead that has the problem, so I let the PC > shop diagnose CPU and board. This took until today, and they > confirmed it was the board indeed, not the CPU.
Let me get this straight. The shop ran tests and concluded that the motherboard was faulty, not the CPU? > Fine, I bought the board ...it having been tested and found faulty! > guess what - it doesn't work. Sorry, but I must be misreading this. You've said that the board was diagnosed faulty, but you bought it anyway and it turned out faulty. Where is the mystery? Is this a problem with the English language? I thought I knew it inside- out, upside-down and back-to-front. I still think so. Yet your account has you tying yourself in knots over a known fault. -- Rgds Peter
