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  • mockingbird
    Badcaps Legend
    • Dec 2008
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    #21
    Re: HP DC5000 SFF and D530 SFF (ASUS P4SD motherboard) - polymod

    After reading this post, I think I'm going to try a socket reflow (Heating the socket from underneath of course).

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      • momaka
        master hoarder
        • May 2008
        • 12175
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        #22
        Re: HP DC5000 SFF and D530 SFF (ASUS P4SD motherboard) - polymod

        No need to be sorry, that's what this thread is for anyways .

        Originally posted by mockingbird
        Then it tells me that what was updated is that there's no fixed IDE device or that there's a CD-ROM (Depending on what's connected), but then it sends me on an F1 save configuration loop, where it reboots and throws the same message.
        Interesting, I haven't seen that before. As mentioned a few posts above, I had a problem where it didn't detect the IDE drives or Floppy, but didn't get any one to bootloop. I think only one system came up with garbled text and graphics in the BIOS (as well as BOOT screen), but if I loaded default values without going in BIOS, it would boot. So I ended up updating the BIOS, and that fixed the problem.

        Originally posted by mockingbird
        The only thing I haven't tried is replacing the two tiny 47uF caps near the white IDE connector or replacing the purple Sanyo OSCON near the CMOS battery.

        Any suggestions?
        If you done a full recap, I suppose it wouldn't hurt to change these two above as well and see what happens.

        Also, try cleaning the RAM slots (or even washing them if you have time). I don't know if that will help, but maybe worth trying?

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