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rustfarmer
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Wow, all of that for moving the PC? Did you plug the monitor back into the wall/ It is ussually simple things. Always check simple stuff first. Now, when you removing hardware and such, did you use an ESD strap? If not, now we have multiple causes possibly for why it doesn't work.
When you press the montitor On Screen Menu Display button, does it dislay a menu asking for things like brightness, alignment, and such? If not, then the monitor doesn't work, and you might have destroyed the PC trying to troubleshoot it......
When you press the montitor On Screen Menu Display button, does it dislay a menu asking for things like brightness, alignment, and such? If not, then the monitor doesn't work, and you might have destroyed the PC trying to troubleshoot it......
Well, as for all of the content on the drive, don't sweat that, just don't re-install anything!
If you have another machine, pull the drive, and put into into parallel with the host drive. Then you will be able to get the files you want.
You never answered if the OSD or menu was working.....
Then worry about the hardware. It can be done!
If you have another machine, pull the drive, and put into into parallel with the host drive. Then you will be able to get the files you want.
You never answered if the OSD or menu was working.....
Then worry about the hardware. It can be done!
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Feb 22, 2018 at 09:04 AM
Feb 22, 2018 at 09:04 AM
About the OSD, I thought that by trying a different monitor and cable I had eliminated all possible issues with the monitor. I guess it's time to check PSU voltages. Is it safe to unplug the PSU from the MB to test, or must I back probe the plug while still connected?
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Feb 22, 2018 at 05:18 PM
Feb 22, 2018 at 05:18 PM
My power supply has chart on the side with pin out and voltage for each pin.
But do you know where the voltage should be on the BOARD? In order to troubleshoot, you must know what is going in and what is expected at test point. I have never seen a PSU deliver Half of what it should be, It either produces the power, or it doesn't, and it fails! PSU are like 15$. Don't waste your time!
Feb 21, 2018 at 06:32 PM