20 Most Recent Jetway 939GT4-SLI-G Motherboard Questions & Answers

re start your pc then while the pc is boot press control alt delete . then it will go to bios set up . then select first boot set up to cd .

you may have a bad keyboard try new one

Clear CMOS (JBAT)

if the computer will not boot move the jumper the 3 pins to the other side.

This is your board:
http://www.dealtime.com/Jetway-JetWay-939GT4-SLI-G-Socket-939-NVIDIA-nForce4-SLI-ATX-AMD-Motherboard-Retail-939GT4-SLI-G-BRAND-NE/info?sb=1&tab=specs
This is the card you want:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127575&nm_mc=OTC-RSS&cm_mmc=OTC-RSS-_-Desktop%20Graphics%20%2f%20Video%20Cards-_-MSI-_-N82E16814127575
Some say that the card will work but with limited capacity. I don't see the power requirements for the card but, I would guess a minimum of 350w or greater. Your board definatley was not designed for this card. It's alot of money for a card that may not work at all with your system.
This is MSI's link:
http://us.msi.com/index.php?func=prodvgaspec&maincat_no=130&cat2_no=&cat3_no=&prod_no=2093#menu
There is a "contact us" link at the bottom of the page where you can try to ask them but, in my opinion, for the money, I don't recommend the card without upgrading your system.
Dave

If you are running a 32 bit version of windows it will only see up to 3.5gig of ram in your system no matter how much ram you put in there.
This is down to 32 bit windows only being able to address a maximum of 3.5 gig of ram.
Windows 64bit can address a far larger amount of ram and is why you will see all windows computers running 4gig or more of ram having Windows 64bit installed.
As you have said your computer is running Windows 7 32bit the only way you will get your computer to see the whole 4gig of ram you have installed is to upgrade to Windows 7 64bit.
Hope this answers your question and helps you out.

do you see a bios screen at all or you just dont receive a signal at all?

first unscrew the fan and than u must pick the fan and rotate it clockwise. there r ur probblem solved thanx and enjoy give me a comment

Have you reset the CMOS by jumping the pins? Or just remove the battery for about 30 seconds. This should remove all passwords and bring your BIOS back to factory default. Its much easier having the manual.

Hope this helps.

hi dale, itsnot a good thing when you see the blue screen of death, cause recent changes hardware normaly maybeif you have changed from intel to amd using mobo and all parts are amd now , maybe if you reinstalled your operating system the new hardware that is installed will accept you software cheers steve good luck

try to install windows xP!! when the screen turns blue!! just press f7 until the setup is finnish!!

This isn't going to solve your issue, but my opinion is that if even if your computer is still running it is still an issue that they should look at especially if the board is still under warranty. I wouldn't say a thing about the computer still being able to run, especially if they will warranty it.

I have seen capacitors burn up, but not the tops blowing off. Even though the board is still working you may have a feature of some sort out, such as you onboard video or something. I almost bet that something is still wrong, and it would be a matter of time before you have more issues.

It will be ok if you are going to be sure that the ordering part# correspond to this table: http://products.amd.com/en-us/downloads/AMD_Opteron_First_Generation_Reference_100707.pdf

Your motherboard maximum Front System Bus is 1000MHz.

What install disk are you talking about, and sorry ,need to know the error too.

hmmm... why dont you try to reinstall your OS...maybe there's something wrong with that..^ ^

Just taking a guess here. Did you do a fresh install of winXP? This type of problem is usually caused because the boot.ini is out of order OR your BIOS settings are not correct. Get into windows however you have to. Once in windows you'll find the boot.ini on the root of C:\ Please copy this file to a floppy disk just in case you make a boo-boo.
You need to check this file. Double left click the file & it will open in notepade. There are five lines and they must read like below, do not make a single line turn into 6 lines.
It should look just like this:

[boot loader]
timeout=30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS
[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect


The only differance between you & me might be the "name",
I use Windows XP Professional, yours might read Windows XP Home Edition.
Change what you need "only" and save the file. Double check. Than remove the CD from your PC and shut down. Wait a minute and start it up.

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Try to clean the bronze circuit of your VGA card and insert it again, if its the same Your video card is broken, you need to replace..

1 Long beeps means theres an error on your vcard / or theres a problem on it..

3 short beep means thats your RAM have an error or a problem on it..

Once the if the mbord doesnt gives any sign or a beep and seems to be blackout there could be a short circuit on your mbord to the parts with a connection to it...

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You will find the driver on this link, Read follow instructions.

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