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Artcool · Post by **Artcool** » Thu Mar 03, 2005 5:59 pm

Anybody knows how to boot the Receptor without beeing able to use the self VGA out (just dont work)
i tried to connect a VGA monitor as well as a PS2 keyboard and mouse in order to see the BIOS (date , Halt On No Errors, etc…), but, it just can’t initialize the monitor, and it seems to provide no power to the keyboard , at least no led’s light in the keyboard.

A CD or something we could use in this situations to restore to factory state would be very nice.

SpIdErWeB · Post by **SpIdErWeB** » Thu Mar 03, 2005 6:56 pm

You can try to open it and take a look if there's no problem with card or RAM....

BTW : Yes, the CD Restore could be really really great in this case...

Good luck

Bye
Spid

Rick@MuseResearch · Post by **Rick@MuseResearch** » Sat Mar 05, 2005 6:05 pm

I have been talking to a customer about this very issue. If your not already working with for this issue please contact me.

Artcool wrote:Anybody knows how to boot the Receptor without beeing able to use the self VGA out (just dont work)
i tried to connect a VGA monitor as well as a PS2 keyboard and mouse in order to see the BIOS (date , Halt On No Errors, etc…), but, it just can’t initialize the monitor, and it seems to provide no power to the keyboard , at least no led’s light in the keyboard.

A CD or something we could use in this situations to restore to factory state would be very nice.

Artcool · Post by **Artcool** » Mon Mar 07, 2005 11:37 am

Hi. just for telling the RAM was the problem. Tried with another one and all went fine !!

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