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Hello everyone, in this lesson, let's take a look at the non-running code failure
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Non-running code failure is also called non-self-test failure
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After the mainboard meets the conditions of power supply, clock and reset signals,
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it will read the BIOS and start self-test
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During the self-test, if you plug in the diagnostic card,
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you will see that the code on the diagnostic card is constantly changing
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This is called running code
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For a normal mainboard, after pressing the power button,
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you can see that the code on the diagnostic card is constantly changing
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This is running code
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Not running the code is not self-inspection
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The fault phenomenon is that after pressing the switch, the fan turns,
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but the code on the diagnostic card is always 00, or FF, or the horizontal bar
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It's a fixed code, no changes
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This is a board that does not run code
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We press the switch, we can see that it only shows 00 on the diagnostic card, no further changes
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The non-running code failure is mainly caused by the mainboard
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It may be caused by the unsatisfactory working conditions of the CPU or PCH
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The working conditions of the CPU and PCH involve the power-on of the mainboard, the PG and the reset part
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If you want to repair the non-running code fault,
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we must first have an understanding of the main board's power-on, PG, and reset circuits.
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In the next course, we will take a look at the power-on, PG, and reset circuits of the mainboard.