> No screen display says BIOS died...you should get a display from the > boot block even with a corrupted bios according to the Asus manual. > Whether the eeprom died because it was defective or because a problem on > the MB killed it, it is a problem for Asus and I would definitely return > the board to your vendor...since the eeprom did get written once in a > programmer somewhere, the indication is that the problem probably > originated on the motherboard...so I wouldn't attempt to flash that new > bios without thinking long and hard. > > Hi Kas Do you think that putting in a new bios that has been "professionally flashed" will bring the board back to life or are you saying that even that will not help? Jeff
