greenboy0278

By the way, I've got xp on my computer

Sounds like you've got a similar problem to me, accept my problem is that the volume is too low. (http://extremetechsupport.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1063). If I was you I'd start by turning the intro jingle off. With the word problem if you are talking about hyperlinks that navigate within your word document, I think I've faced a similar problem to that as well in the past. I think I had to resort to making back links (a link to take you to the destination and a link to take you back

Each time I restart my computer the 'Wave' volume level on the Windows volume controls is set to a really low level. I have to go into 'Sounds and audio properties' everytime i boot up to sort it out. It's not a critical problem, just really annoying. I've got an M-Audio Delta audiphile soundcard, but I've uninstalled this and the problem has persisted with whatever device is set as the default sound device. I've also uninstalled any program that maybe setting the volume low when the computer boots up. Is there a file that I can llok at that will tell me what is happening when my computer is booting up? I thought maybe it would be the autoexec.bat file but when i tried to view it with the editor in DOS, nothing was displayed.

Did the battery thing and it sorted it. I also unplugged the main power cable going into the MB then put in back again on the advice of a bloke in a shop, but I reckon it was the battery thing that did it. You have no idea how grateful I am. Thanks loads. Would be nice to know the reason why this action would have sorted it out. I've never needed to do anything with the CMOS or MB/CMOS batteries until now.

I've recently upgraded my PC with a new PSU, GPU and RAM. Now when I turn it, there is power going to it but there is no BIOS messages transmitted to my Monitor. The light on the Motherboard goes on, the HD is receiving power but you can't hear it doing any real work, all the fans start but that's it no booting. There are no beeps at all when you turn it on now. It seems most likely for the mother board to get damaged when you literally dis-assemble it again. I decided I'd take the CPU and heatsink off to re-apply some thermal paste and clear the heatsink of dust. When I put them back on the motherboard I decided to do it before I had fastened it to the Chassis which later I found was again the advice in my motherboard manual. I also put the extra RAM on the motherboard when it was out of the chassis. I think this is when the motherboard may have got damaged. If all my RAM somehow got damaged or I had broken my CPU would I still get BIOS messages on my Monitor? Note that I have graphics integrated into my intel G965 northbridge chipset and this is what I have gone back to using so it is nothing to do with my new Graphics card. My motherboard is an ASUS P5B-VM and my new PSU is a Seasonic S12 II 430w. I've definitely attached all the power connectors from the PSU to MB properly. I really can't see there being a compatibility problem between the motherboard and PSU, but I thought I'd mention it anyway. Thanks, any help much appreciated. I think I'm going to have to get a new motherboard, but I don't want to get i wrong and waste my time and money.