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  1. CrisyyNova
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    Windows 8.1 64Bit
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    Arc said:
    You have 6 GB RAM. Three sticks I guess?
    Try to boot with one stick only? Removing all other RAM modules and the GPU?

    Tried the bootable disc?
    Hey, yer i have on 4gb and one 2gb, If i put the disc in it doesn't load up at all, it completely freezes on that screen you saw in my video, doesn't want t load up past that, ive tried the jumper, and pulled the battery from cmos, but i still got nothing.
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  3. Arc
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    Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview 64-bit
       New #12

    Guessing it is the motherboard that is the problem here, but we need the opinion of our hardware experts at first. Asking them to see the issue.
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  4. CrisyyNova
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    Windows 8.1 64Bit
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       New #13

    Arc said:
    Guessing it is the motherboard that is the problem here, but we need the opinion of our hardware experts at first. Asking them to see the issue.
    Right for some reason my cmos jumper pins next to the battery do not have a jumper on it?. they are not 3 pins either its a 2 pin one?..
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  6. Arc
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    I asked it to my hardware geek friend Britton30. He can say about all those much better than me.
    Please wait ... he is not online now
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  7. Britton30
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    Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
       New #15

    Some boards don't have 3 pins or a jumper. See illustration to clear your CMOS.
    Also while this may not affect your issues, having mis-matched can be a problem. I would recommend getting 2x4GB RAM kit.




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