[djf]

I would unplug all the peripherals (hard drive, floppy, etc). Leave the memory in. Power it up and try to see if you can get to the BIOS setup screen (usually) by hitting DEL.

And remember it might be your lcd/monitor.

[Eccl 10:2]

"I would unplug all the peripherals (hard drive, floppy, etc). Leave the memory in. Power it up and try to see if you can get to the BIOS setup screen (usually) by hitting DEL.

And remember it might be your lcd/monitor."

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I've tried unplugging the peripherals. I haven't tried hitting DEL in an effort to get hte BIOS setup screen.

The monitor does work - I get the monitor's built in setup screen when I power up.

Thanks for responding - any other ideas?