This POST card is adapted to Mini-​​PCI bus which will work with­out input from PCI clock. The Mini-​​PCI bus is used for lap­top moth­er­boards. Moth­er­board Diag­nos­tic Card, also known as a “POST Card” (Power on Self Test), is used to test and diag­nose moth­er­board prob­lems. Lap­top Diag­nos­tic Card is a pow­er­ful diag­nos­tic tool for tech­ni­cians and admin­is­tra­tors to trou­bleshoot var­i­ous prob­lems of com­pat­i­ble lap­tops by using the 25 pin par­al­lel printer port (LPT) and USB port (for power) or most lap­tops using the miniPCI slot. With this card in hand, you no longer have to go through tedious and time con­sum­ing process of try­ing to fig­ure out what is wrong with your hard­ware. Lap­top Diag­nos­tic Card will indi­cate exactly what is wrong with your lap­top in just sec­onds. Order it from our com­puter gad­gets store at:

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Fea­tures:

Adapts to Mini-​​PCI bus, will work with­out input from PCI clock
Mini-​​PCI bus is for lap­top moth­er­boards
Out­put from PRINTER PORT (need con­nect to USB port for power)
Dis­plays 4 dig­its POST code
Com­pact design for easy plug in/​out

Notes:

Your PC or Lap­top may not sup­port POST CODES from the printer port. Please check with PC or Lap­top ven­dor before you pur­chase!
Most all lap­top ven­dors have sup­ported POST 80 from ISA and PCI slot since the incep­tion of the lap­top nov­elty, long before they intro­duced POST 80 codes into the printer port. Gen­er­ally you’re look­ing at a time frame of lap­tops now-​​a-​​days only about one year old that sup­port this new fea­ture of being able to give you diag­nos­tic infor­ma­tion in the form of POST 80 from the printer port.
If your lap­top is older than one year old, you’re stuck using the MINI-​​PCI method. Which involves open­ing the lap­top case? For obvi­ous rea­sons the lap­top ven­dors seen a need to include POST 80 codes out the printer port but it’s newer tech­nol­ogy is not sup­port in most all older lap­tops.
Even though the board suc­cess­fully BOOTS and you still see a HEX CODE, which does not mean your board is bro­ken.
The HEX codes dis­play the LAST ACTION of the bios. If the last thing the BIOS told the moth­er­board to do was turn on the key­board inter­face, then that HEX will remain on the LED readout.

Pack­age Includes:
1 x Lap­top Test Card
1 x USB Cable
1 x User’s

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