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09-04-2021 07:41 AM - edited 09-04-2021 07:49 AM
I'm working on trying to start a home storage NAS with this HP 8200 cmt and i can get the computer to boot. I removed everything and started from scratch installing things and i get 2 beeps and cpu and case fan starts then shuts down a couple times then nothing. I thought it may be over heating as 2 beeps says that it's power thermal shutdown so i removed heat sink and noticed the cpu was covered with thermal compound but not much was on the heat sink. i cleaned both items and re-applied MX-4 thermal compound on processor and tightened heat sink down and i got the same 2 beeps again. I replaced with an identical power supply from another 8200cmt and still get 2 beeps. It did run fine about a month ago and shut it down but now it won't boot now. i'm thinking the motherboard is possibly shorting out or motherboard is gone? Any help would be much appreciated
09-04-2021 10:59 AM
@Recycler66 -- is the motherboard on that "other" computer still OK? If so, try putting your CPU into that motherboard.
Does your computer have integrated graphics, or an add-in graphics adapter?
If there is no add-in graphics adapter, add one, to deactivate the integrated graphics.
If there is an add-in graphics adapter, remove it, and re-insert it, to make sure that it is properly seated.
Or, if there is an add-in graphics adapter, remove it, and install a different one.
Try booting with only one stick of RAM, in case one stick is "bad".
09-04-2021 02:06 PM
i t seems the "other computer is not identical..it's a 8000 model...processors are different. What i have here is a 3 bay Istar hot swappable cage and it should fit in the other computer if this one is a no go. I go the computer for nothing and it has an I-5 in it..shame to just throw it in the trash. i love recycling computer and either giving them away or selling for my cost. I have boht integrated video and and Gt520 video card but can test neither atm..I tried booting with different sticks of ram and each time i seem to get a different boot. Sometimes the computer boots and cpu cooler and case fan spin and then stops. It spins up again and then stops and sits idle. I thinking it's possibly the motherboard or the power supply is weak but it works in the other computer fine
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