StarTech.com Mfr Part #: PCIPOST
PCI Post Diagnostics Test Card
http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0218332
Simple and easy to use, but you have to go online to the BIOS
manufacturer's website to get all the latest codes, which makes sense.
Richard P.
On Tue, Oct
Perhaps it's not such a great investment for someone of your
experience. You're the one who accurately surmised that the processor
or motherboard was bad when this thread was first started. But I want
to keep learning about what is going on inside computers so I can
better understand them. I don't
What happened? Does the iPod Touch not work as a flash drive on
unauthorized Macs? Does it have to be jailbroken? Can I transfer the
video via WiFi?
The Touch does not come with the ability to mount the drive on a
computer. That's rotten and Apple has not been criticized enough over
this
Here is a list of items.
Memory. (This can be diagnosed either on board or by pulling)
Video Cards. (Again same method)
Modems. (same or disable on board modem IF POSSIBLE)
Add in cards.
Newer motherboards have a lot built in them which causes me the
willies, because if one of them go bad
Well, one disconnects everything and either gets to the BIOS or
doesn't. If you can't, you replace it (after testing the PS
obviously). I dunno, maybe I've just been lucky, but I'm having a hard
time imagining a failure this board would tell me about that I
couldn't already have diagnosed via some
What is the post test board you bought?
-Original Message-
Went out and got the Post Test Board in an attempt to finally figure
out what's going on but it came up with an FF code which according to
the AMIBIOS site means:
Large IT places wouldn't spend the money on the item, time to diagnose would
cost more in their labor then to just replace the whole unit. Plus large IT
departments have multiple units so they can swap parts out to test them.
Mike
On Tue, Oct 7, 2008 at 8:02 AM, Tony B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a little dongle that attaches to PS to tell if they are
powering up. YOU need a more expensive one to see if you are getting
enough and the proper voltages out of them.
In reality, if one PS is not working swap it out and see if it works.,
For really big shops it makes sense. For
I have a piece of software called Tune Ranger that allows you to pull tracks
off an iPod. It works well enough and it works on PC and Mac.
http://www.acertant.com/web/tuneranger/
On Tue, Oct 7, 2008 at 10:04 AM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What happened? Does the iPod Touch not work
My VHS VCR of about 10 years just died, and my VCR with S-VHS appears
likely to die shortly.
Oh! All my tapes of my children that I intended to transfer to DVD from
20 years ago but never did may be lost; recording the latest
presidential debate tonight might not happen if the S-VHS fails.
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