The Frankenpad 770 gives an error only after restart

[ndoggfromhell]

The crazyness continues. I was about to sell my 770 that i upgraded to 400mhz, but now all of the sudden after removing the Enhanced Video Adapter, when i restart the computer it gives an error. 192 to be exact. Cold boot is fine, restart is the only time i get this error. If i cold boot into bios and run the test, it passes clear (even with the loop test), but if i restart, i get 192. When i run tests in bios after that I get either a 1110 or a 3812 error. The 1110 is CPU/Systemboard, the 3812 is Fan/DC-DC card.

Anyone ever had this problem, if so... how did you rectify it.

Thanks
Nate

[AbsoluteRaleigh]

The crazyness continues. I was about to sell my 770 that i upgraded to 400mhz, but now all of the sudden after removing the Enhanced Video Adapter, when i restart the computer it gives an error. 192 to be exact. Cold boot is fine, restart is the only time i get this error. If i cold boot into bios and run the test, it passes clear (even with the loop test), but if i restart, i get 192. When i run tests in bios after that I get either a 1110 or a 3812 error. The 1110 is CPU/Systemboard, the 3812 is Fan/DC-DC card.

Anyone ever had this problem, if so... how did you rectify it.

Thanks
Nate

Sometimes you can clear it up w/ a flash or a fan or other misc part (thoroughly test it out) but you usually need a system board..

[ndoggfromhell]

Installed a new system board, still getting the 192 error. It's for the "thermal sensor" Is there a way i can disable that in bios... like you can disable the l2 cache. Thanks

Nate