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PC trouble starting up issues

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When I put it to sleep and start it up again, it boots up for a few seconds and restarts. It does this a couple times. I get the dr. debug A2 which is IDE detect. Does anyone know what is going on? I tried the clear cmos already.


 


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check your hard drive configuration. Also make sure to test the drives in another PC to make sure they aren't failing.

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check your hard drive configuration. Also make sure to test the drives in another PC to make sure they aren't failing.

What do you mean check the configuration? Also this happen when I moved on Friday.

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What do you mean check the configuration? Also this happen when I moved on Friday.

 

Check your sata cables/power cables see if they are faulty/loose.

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Check your sata cables/power cables see if they are faulty/loose.

I have already done that.

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