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From: Faibanks Ak.
That is not the video we are waiting for. lol where's the hammer it'll fix that computer too. You can kill two birds with one stone.
Oh yea I almost forgot, DAYUM YOUR UGLY lol. you should make that video when the hammer smashes your face it will give it some character. lol
Oh yea I almost forgot, DAYUM YOUR UGLY lol. you should make that video when the hammer smashes your face it will give it some character. lol
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From: Western Mass
Unplug everything all of the drives from the powersupply, so just the motherboard and video card are getting power (CPU fan as well, but unplug the case fans).
If it starts then, at least through the bios, then it might be the powersupply if there is too much load with all the drives. Is this a new computer that you just built? or one that was working and now isn't?
If just built, check to see if the power switch is plugged into the correct jumpers.
Only 4 screws holding the motherboard in? Yah there should be more than that! Might have to check that there aren't standoff that aren't being used, and are grounding out something on the back of the board. This forum probably isn't the best for asking about computer problems, I know of another one with some very knowledgeable computer people you might have better luck asking there: LITTLEBLACKDOG.COM :: Index
If it starts then, at least through the bios, then it might be the powersupply if there is too much load with all the drives. Is this a new computer that you just built? or one that was working and now isn't?
If just built, check to see if the power switch is plugged into the correct jumpers.
Only 4 screws holding the motherboard in? Yah there should be more than that! Might have to check that there aren't standoff that aren't being used, and are grounding out something on the back of the board. This forum probably isn't the best for asking about computer problems, I know of another one with some very knowledgeable computer people you might have better luck asking there: LITTLEBLACKDOG.COM :: Index
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From: Nutter Fort, WV
Wires from the switches to the switch header on the board would be one of the things I would check.
If it was working and just stopped without adding something new, my guess is the power supply or something in BIOS got changed.
If it was working and just stopped without adding something new, my guess is the power supply or something in BIOS got changed.
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From: Nutter Fort, WV
Joe I learned the tricks about seperating and then reconnecting connectors when electrical things stop working from computers.
More than once I have fixed dead computers by unplugging everything, then hooking it all right back up.
Same thing works on vehicles many times.
More than once I have fixed dead computers by unplugging everything, then hooking it all right back up.
Same thing works on vehicles many times.