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See if it performs the memcheck again, and let us know.
A little more background on the machine. The motherboard, tower, and power unit are new refurbs from Asus. Everything else is from a different older computer. Omega Rose Gold Womens Watch It is running a Pentium D 2.8Ghz 820 CPU with 1GB of RAM. The OS is Linux Omega Seamaster Gold Vintage
My suggestion would be to just reset the BIOS and change the Boot order back to the way you wanted it to be. Save exit . and boot.
The annoying part is that the BIOS (phoenix software on an ASUS V2 PE2 tower) will do a complete memory test and system check on every boot. I can either a) enter the boot menu in the BIOS and force it to use the HD to start up, or b) wait it out, and after the BIOS is done checking what's in the tower once again, it will allow the HD to boot the OS.
I recently shifted my CPU, RAM, Video Card, Sound Card, and Optical Drives into a new tower. Good news is, it worked.
So, the BIOS continues to run POST at every start up. When it is finished, it will boot from the SATA HDD, but only after doing the loooong slooowwww POST process everytime. The HDD is on top of the boot order, and the BIOS seems to remember this, but, for example, it doesn't seem to save the time settings despite always choosing Save So, the clock is wrong on every start up too.
the new Case, I think you just mixed up the sticks, because after going through the entire BIOS of your Mobo, I can't find any settings in it stating the Advanced MemCheck. that is what is actually happening.
is dead. If the battery is functional, the BIOS should remember the time even if the power goes off.
Ok so your BIOS is resetting every time you shutdown. Check the battery on the board, they are usually a shiny little coin shaped cell. Since I am assuming this is a refurbed motherboard from Asus they should have replaced the battery with a new one but check your battery, maybe it isn't secure and maybe it Omega Seamaster White Face Blue Hands
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Constant BIOS system check on start
In Asus boards I've used in the past there is a BIOS setting called "Quiet Boot" that should be set to enabled.
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