Annie,
>Thanks everyone for your replies. I've tried the cmos jumper,
replacing the cmos battery, unplugging and replugging everything,
cleaned out the dust and unfortunately I can't get into my bios and
nothing seems to work.
Sometimes bad hardware can cause problems, although it seems unlikely that
anything would prevent the machine from 'makeing a peep'. You could try
uninstalling things one at a time, like the CD drives, etc. Of course the
problem could be the power supply.
Jim
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