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Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 5
OS: win2k
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Power to Desktop
I have been having problems with my PC in 2 areas, (1) video card overheating & (2) powering up & down, which I suspected was to do with (1). Sometimes I would press the power button on the top & nothing would happen, I had to physically remove the power lead & plug it back on and then, usually, it would start.
I've just changed the video card, reset it all up, pressed the button & nothing, not a sausage ... I tried the power lead trick & nothing has happened, it just won't power up or show any indication that it is going to ... it does do the little click when I plug in the lead so I think power is OK. Could this be a problem with the Power Button itself (which is on the top of the case & cannot find a way to get at it !) or could there be some kind of trip switch inside the PC, either as part of the case or on the M/B (ASUS A8V Deluxe) ?!? |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Florida
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OS: Vista Home Premium SP1,Win XP SP3,Ubuntu 9.04,Sabayon 4,Windows 7 RC1 x64
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Re: Power to Desktop
Please post the specs of the system.
Check all connections to the MB. Do you have another PSU to try on the system. If not then test the PSU Test your power supply with a multi meter
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 5
OS: win2k
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Re: Power to Desktop
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![]() I do have other PSUs to try, yes, but I really was hoping not to go down that road, what a pain in the **** that will be !!! It has been working on and off, not always starting first time, but once it started, it stayed on ... the only time it is EVER a problem is when booting cold As I understand electricity, it is On or Off ... so I don't think it's the PSU but I suppose I have to try it ...
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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Re: Power to Desktop
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