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‎05-16-2017 01:04 AM

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Product: Hp workstation z820
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista (64-bit)
Dear all..
I have two z820 workstation. Before 6 days ago one of them won't booting and it its down after 4 seconds of power on then goes to endless restarting . I have tried every thing..
- replace the display card
- replace DIMs
- replace processor cooling paste
- clear CMOS
- replace set of fans
- cleanof dust
-replace the power supply
-replace CMOS battery
Nothing happened and the problem stills
The surprise today is the second work station have the same problem today endless restarting..please help what is the problem.. is there any timer that locked the workstation...or may be any update needed.. it is non lgix problems that two workstations have the same problem..
Thanks inadvance
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