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GT610 graphics
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Dolby
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Thanks guys.
I'll be careful this weekend until I get the bracket :/
But plugged in the HDMI to my TV and switched on and received :
PXE-E61 : Media test failure, check cable
PXE-M0F : Exiting HP PXE ROm
Does that have something to do with no bootable drive?
Or did I forget a cable on the motherboard?
THat thing is cramped and horrible to work on!
I'll be careful this weekend until I get the bracket :/
But plugged in the HDMI to my TV and switched on and received :
PXE-E61 : Media test failure, check cable
PXE-M0F : Exiting HP PXE ROm
Does that have something to do with no bootable drive?
Or did I forget a cable on the motherboard?
THat thing is cramped and horrible to work on!
CataclysmZA
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It means your BIOS is configured to boot off an image on a network drive, which you don't have. Try changing the boot order to your set up DVD or USB drive.
Funny enough was in the very same situation you are in (except I did pick up the low profile bracket when I purchased my GT610 from esquire).
Installed the card and got the same error. Turned out I did not push in the SAS cable (that really tough cable to get off the MB) fully. While I am not 100% sure that was the isssue, it did boot properly afterwards. So yeah, check your cables are secured.
avid-dreamer
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Just go into your BIOS and check if its detecting all your drives, could be a loose cable like hippo says , if not then just have a look at your boot sequence