High score! Super strange problem, ASUS A8N5X boot alarm!

Let's look for after-sales service!

The problem with the motherboard itself is huge!

But you can try it out with a different power supply if you have it on hand.

If you don't have it, just look for after-sales service directly, because this problem should not be solved without changing things.

One long and three short are sure that the graphics card is undoubted, but it can't be changed to n cards that are useless.

In my opinion, the problem with the motherboard is more likely!

I'm also a computer person. When you tried a few graphics cards, you don't know if you tried to discharge BOLS. But,Bols are not updated yet,It's really strange,!If you want to say what's the difference, it's that the ones you tried before were all N cards, and now you're using A cards!

Huh

This is where there is a poor contact in the motherboard. It is likely that the work of the South Bridge is unstable. It is also difficult to find after-sales service.

It's going to be fine. After a certain period of time, it may be bad again. That's the biggest headache.

If you do, you're out of luck. It would be ideal to be able to give you a new motherboard.

1 long and 3 short: The keyboard controller is wrong. Check the motherboard.

Press the DEL button to enter the CMOS settings and select Standard CMOS Features

Find halt on (pause option setting).

If an abnormality is detected when posting after booting up, whether to prompt and wait for processing. The items that can be set are shown as follows (the default value is "all errors").

no errors

Turn on regardless of any errors.

all errors

Any errors are paused and are pending processing.

all，but keyboard

Any errors are paused and pending processing, except for the keyboard.

all，but diskette

Any errors are paused and awaiting processing, except for floppy drives.

all，but disk／key

Any errors are paused and waiting to be processed, except for floppy drives and keyboards.

Regarding your problem, selecting "no errors" will definitely solve the problem, no need to press F1 again.

If it doesn't work, it means that the BIOS lithium battery on your motherboard is out of point, and you can't save the changed settings, replace the battery, and set it up again according to the above.

You can set the open and first boot items to boot from the hard drive.

If it doesn't work, then there is only one way to change, and if you don't want to change it, there is another way, that is, take it and repair it.

Pressing F1 generally means that the information stored in the CMOS is lost, that is, the CMOS battery is dead.

What is the English language of the prompt you see to press f1?

You can change the voltage settings in the CMOS.

1Is it all new hard drives?

After a new hard drive partition, you need to activate a primary partition before it can boot.

You can use PQ to view the hard disk, and the partition where the system is installed should have an action attribute.

The hard disk fails at startup

fail means failure, it may be a problem with the data cable, or it may be a problem with the hard disk itself.

Replace the motherboard battery first, and then set up the BIOS, you can go online to the motherboard instructions, and you can also go to the official website. There are many ways, the key is to think and act, so that if you have problems in the future, you will not be passive.

Enter BIOS,There's an option called press F1 to continue when you encounter a problem.,Go in and select NO.,It's OK.。

A8N5X HDDs that do not support SATA 3GB S (SATA II) interface should be forced to work in SATA mode with a jumper.

ASUS's board has a shortcut key that is to press F8 to come out when you boot up, there is a dialog box, there are two items in it, one is the optical drive to start, and the other is the hard disk to start.

The hard drive is set to the SATA motherboard with a jumper to be recognized.

Let me tell you clearly: absolutely not supported, because the collapse I used is this board, it is an NF4 chipset, a CPU slot of the gripper 939, and a 100M 1G network card.

In its BIOS, there are many settings such as memory parameter adjustment. If you want to buy it, you should think again, I regret buying it now.

I don't support it. But it's NF4 chips.

Not very clear.

I guess there are a few situations where you can give it a try.

1. The keyboard keys are not in good contact, or they are not bouncing. Thus causing a tick-tick sound. The solution is to tap each button one by one so that it returns to its normal state, and then turn it on.

2. The CPU temperature is too high and causes the temperature alarm, if this is the case, it should be used for a while before the alarm, and this situation will not occur when the computer is turned on for the first time every day. And for a period of time after the alarm, the machine should react slower than usual. Occasionally, there will be crashes.

3. There is an alarm caused by a problem with the hard disk, this kind of alarm is like singing, but if this alarm appears, it should not be able to enter the system. So it's not very likely.

4. I haven't thought of the fourth scenario yet.

Hehe, the same as mine, only to find out later that the sound card driver was not installed, and it was no longer installed after reinstallation, so you can try it too.

Your computer is so advanced and multi-functional.