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If we have unplug the USB disk last time without proper quit the USB connection from the computer, we may risk of loosing the USB drive partition and data. There are some nice flashdrive application on the internet to check the USB HDD free. I would also suggest we install the latest mobo...

If all 10 pcs of the mobo has the same problem, I would suggest you contact the manufacturer and look for the answer. Maybe some extra power connector or jumper settings is needed. Hope this helps. Bill Tech Manager, WPTinc.

Seems that the 2 video cards are different brand. I would would suggest we reset the Bios default, then install the new mobo chipset driver, reboot, then install the new driver for the new video card. Hope this helps. Bill Tech Manager, WPTinc.

I would suggest we check the RAM connection. Try use a paper rubber to clean the RAM pins. And clean the Video card pins as well if the video card is dedicated. Hope this helps. Bill Tech Manager, WPTinc.

Seems like overheated issue or the previous damaged RAM slots issue as well. Besides checking the temperature and replacing the thermal paste, I would suggest we check the other RAM slots and capacitors on the mobo as well. There could be electricity current running through the RAM slot or...

Yes, boot USB device depends on the mobo Bios support and if there is correct boot file and boot record on the USB device. If the DVD is not working as well, I would suggest we pull the HDD and install as primary on the other working computer, then make the HDD bootable and copy the ISO image...

I would suggest we discharge the laptop first. 1. remove the power sources including the powr adapter and battery. 2. Then pressing the laptop power button over 15 seconds do not let go. 3. connect the power adapter only, power on the laptop again. Get to the Bios menu, reset the Bios default...

Try the following to discharge the PC: 1. unplug the power cord 2. pressing the PC power button for over 20 secs connect the power cord and power on the computer again. check if there is any damaged capacitor on the mobo. Hope this helps. Bill Tech Manager, WPTinc.

Seems to me there was some devices not ground probably on the mobo. Check the connections. I agreed that there could be SHORT somewhere or the power leak on the computer. Hope this helps. Bill Tech Manager, WPTinc.

Seems to me CPU need to be checked as well. Try reseat the CPU. You may also do a simple discharge on the laptop: 1. remove all power sources including power adapter and battery. 2. pressing the laptop power button over 15 seconds do not let go. 3. connect the power cord only and power on...