It happens to the best of us Todd. Heck I remember doing the same thing on another motherboard where I fried teh bios. And I had to buy a new Bios for it. One lesson learnt well. You know do like I am starting to do nowadays. WIth the older machines that are not being used as much as they used to be. Turn them into something like a web server for family and friends. Or use them for your multimedia servers where you an just shoot out videos over your home network. And a large enough hard drive.

TheReelTodd Wrote:I got my BIOS flashed. Everything went ok. There was a little scare upon first boot when my CMOS said something failed, and it reverted back to default settings. I think I read somewhere to revert back to default BIOS settings after flashing anyway. It booted up just fine though. Yay! But, the software I was trying to get working still wont work. Methinks the hardware itself is just too old for whatever the software is trying to access. Major bummer. All that fuss for nuthin' Actually, it was a learning experience and that was a benefit. I'm a little smarter for it all, thanks to you guys. Again - I really appreciate all your feedback and input on this.

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