Reset CMOS first and see if that does anything. Most of these 'Boot
Block' error messages seem to stem from either a CMOS corruption or a
BIOS corruption. From my search, there are lots of 'correct' solutions,
which makes me think there are a lot of different causes.
On 4/14/2012 8:07 AM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 08:29 PM 13/04/2012, Steve Tomporowski wrote:
You put in a new MB, did you use the same memory? Is it possible
that flaky memory is causing the problem?
I used the same RAM initially, then swapped it out once I got the
error. Could it have corrupted the BIOS?
T
