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**George Safford** · 07-09-2005, 06:27 AM

This is going to sound crazy but it worked for me. When this happened to me I stuck 2 sheets of paper in the case and stuck a pencil thru for the mount holes and installed the board and it powered up. If you have some of those red paper washers you could try gluing them on top of the mount holes and then put the board in. Just a thought.

There is no way it is an X-connect issue they kick BUTT!

07-09-2005, 06:27 AM	#5 (permalink)
George Safford I helped the forums. Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Essex Junction, Vermont Posts: 685 OS: Vista Premium 64Bit My System	I have had a simular problem! This is going to sound crazy but it worked for me. When this happened to me I stuck 2 sheets of paper in the case and stuck a pencil thru for the mount holes and installed the board and it powered up. If you have some of those red paper washers you could try gluing them on top of the mount holes and then put the board in. Just a thought. There is no way it is an X-connect issue they kick BUTT!