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by jorge_a_vega
by incognit0
Is this an at or atx system? Does the power supply fan run?
Disconnect all power connections and turn on the power supply. If you have an ATX system, you will need to leave the power connected to the motherboard. Also, if you have an ATX system, it wouldn't hurt to remove the cables leading to the dives and maybe even all cards but the video card. Make sure to leave the ram and processor though.
If this works (boots with atx or causes power supply fan to run when it did not before) try adding everything back in one at a time, truning on the system in between times to see if the new addition has caused a problem
by jorge_a_vega
by zlitocook
by jorge_a_vega
by rdbaird
by jorge_a_vega
by mdl3
Did U reset CMOS?
The CMOS it is reset through a jumpre on your mother board, you have to find out wich one is it,
there are only two ways you can place it because there are only 3 pins, so place it the other pin for 3 or 4 secs, that will reset your CMOS!
Try that and let me know,
I hope it helps you!
by mdl3
Make sure that the cables frome case are correctly and firmly connected to your mother board, check the botton it self for good contact!
good luck!
by jorge_a_vega
by jorge_a_vega
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