> That's strange. For the BIOS to show up you doesn't even need to have > a hard drive in your computer. Hard to believe that it' s a hard drive > related problem. You can't even start your SETUP BIOS when the problem > happens?
No. It just hangs on a black screen, no beeps or anything. It's the same behaviour that I've seen on a defective motherboard. You start it up, but nothing happens beside the fans whirling in the case and a few lights. I've never seen a hard disk cause this type of problem before. I don't get it. It's why I automatically assumed that my hard disk was defective and bought a new one. But both are working just fine after wiping the partitions using the USB enclosure trick. I'll have to run a few more tests to reproduce the problem. I have a spare drive to do so now. -- Ravnox _______________________________________________ mlug mailing list [email protected] https://bureau.koumbit.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mlug-listserv.mlug.ca
