My computer turns off when I touch it!!
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Mechman
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Mechman - Oct 14, 2009 at 05:09 PM
Mechman - Oct 14, 2009 at 05:09 PM
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Oct 13, 2009 at 10:51 PM
Oct 13, 2009 at 10:51 PM
You might have a bad power connection or a motherboard that is shorting-out to the case.
1st I would disconnect and reconnect all power cables to insure good connections.
then:
I would unscrew the motherboard from the case. Put a book under it for insulation. Put the video card back in and see if it will run. If this is a tower case you will probably need to turn it on it's side.
If it does run - then you need to look at the "stand-offs" you used on the case. Is there an extra one or two that are not needed? This can happen when you are reusing a old case.
Good Luck
1st I would disconnect and reconnect all power cables to insure good connections.
then:
I would unscrew the motherboard from the case. Put a book under it for insulation. Put the video card back in and see if it will run. If this is a tower case you will probably need to turn it on it's side.
If it does run - then you need to look at the "stand-offs" you used on the case. Is there an extra one or two that are not needed? This can happen when you are reusing a old case.
Good Luck
Oct 14, 2009 at 05:09 PM
I spent my whole holiday testing another system in my own case with my own power supply, with another power supply, my own system in another case with my own power supply and in another case with another power supply. (I was so desperate LOL)
The result was that the other system worked in my own case and my system worked in the other case... no matter how, it was I think the "stand-offs" you mentioned. 'Cause there might not be any other reason anyhow! I just checked everything except the stand-offs. We just swapped the cases, it was a friend of mine's. So I am not able to check the stand-offs.
Thanks for your great help and consideration. I appreciate so much!
For your information, I just noticed that you are right, because there were two stand-offs unused and not fitting my motherboard. I think it could be the reason.
Thanks again,
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