Thesplitter should then be connected on the other side to the motherboard (trace the wire at the top right circle). If the motherboard connection for that wire is fine then try using the RGB software for your specific motherboard. Google the motherboard brand (i.e. Asus, Gigabyte, Asrock) and "RGB software." Hello!
Ifthe power supply is faulty, it could damage your other computer, so, there´s a solution, that is locating the power supply wires which turns it on, so, you could turn on the power supply without a computer, and with a multimeter, testing the voltages. ( the contrary may work: If the power supply is not good, you could bring the other
Ican't, so I posted this. So my pc won't turn on, the power button doesn't turn it on. There is a Green led that lights up on my motherboard when my psu is plugged in and is set to on. The Whenyou turn off the PSU, leave it for say 30 minutes to drain all power and allow it to reset itself, or hold in the front panel power button while it is switched off. Try another PSU if you can, beg, borrow or steal buy. Try removing all Ram and booting. Remove the CPU to check the socket and pins.
Iwould think you may have a external power supply problem because the power switch is working. It could be the switch. You could have an intermittent short with the PSU, the switch, or the motherboard. Try only using a a mouse and keyboard to see if the symptom persists, try different USB ports.
NowI have just moved the desktop from the floor back to its location and it won't power on. I've moved it back to the floor where I could open it, and I observed that when powering on the PC, sometimes the PSU fan spins for a split second and the GPU LED blinks for a split second, but then both turn off again and nothing happens.
Theproblem: The computer sometimes only turns on after a delay. After I press the PC's power button three scenarios can happen: The system turns on normally and boots up. The system turns on after several seconds of delay (3 to 20 seconds) and boots up. The system does not turn on. I have read many messages about BIOS POST etc and power supply
Howto check if system will power on AC adapter alone. To check if the system can power on with just the AC adapter, remove the battery and disconnect it carefully. Connect the AC adapter and power on the system. If it works, inform the technical expert. To reconnect the battery, plug the cable onto the motherboard and secure the bottom panel
1 Check the Power Supply. If your computer won't boot, the first thing you should check is the power supply (PSU). Make sure your PC is plugged into the outlet properly. Inversely, make sure that the same wire is plugged into the PC's power supply properly. If everything is plugged in properly, the problem could also be the power strip or
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