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greetings,
had anyone come to this problem: i have an atx mobo that does not power up. I tried the suspected atx psu to other motherboard but it works fine. So I connected it again to the mobo with problem, tested the switch, no problem, used flat screw to short the remote power switch but no effect. Not powering up still. The fact that its psu works in the other motherboard means that the atx psu is not the problem. I also tried another known working psu but it still does not power up. If the problem lies in the motherboard circuitry for remote switch, is there any possible alternative to power the computer? by the way, I tried shorting the green wire and ground (black) while connected to the mobo. It powers up but it always says no "KEYBOARD ERROR OR KEYBOARD NOT PRESENT". anyone please enlighten me of this problem. thanks in advance, ian |
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