CHASIS INTRUDER! SYSTEM HALT error message

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 07/31/2012

Mobo P5SD2-VM Asus –got chasis intruder error on staring comp. On a restarting error goes away. Only to return on starting after sometime. I have used my comp. for 3.5 years without any problem.

There is a plastic cap over chassis signal and gnd. soln. tried – cleaned Mobo. — took the battery out and placed it back. — could not find a setting in BIOS for chasis intrusion. — placed RAM in another panel. Please help. Is it pointing to a bigger problem with my Mobo.?

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Answered By Carl Jack 10 points N/A #84125

CHASIS INTRUDER! SYSTEM HALT error message

It is very rare for such an error to occur. Some motherboards have a unique switch which links directly from the case to a number of jumper pins on the motherboard. This is usually a reed switch or it could be just a simple spring switch.

What the switch does is to check if the case has been opened. If that is the case, the BIOS will lock up the system, a process which needs an administrator password so that it can be reset once again.

In the event that your case lacks a fitting that is meant for the intrusion switch or you do not want to use that feature at all, then you will need to check the instruction manual of the motherboard to see how disabling the feature is done. That will depend on the mobo being used.

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Carl

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Answered By Fosso pradha 0 points N/A #84126

CHASIS INTRUDER! SYSTEM HALT error message

Dear user,

In some motherboards there is a switch which hooks up to the casing. Or vice versa

First check if your casing is open. If so, please close it . The error will disappear

If not, you can simply disable this by accessing your BIOS.

* Instructions easily be found on the user manual.

Refer to it so you can have a better understanding about the product you use

Thank you

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