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Meesmees1
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Mar 11, 2009 at 04:19 AM
Mar 11, 2009 at 04:19 AM
hi,
check if the power cables are correctly plugged in the motherboard.
remove them and then plug again.
be sure to connect the ATX cable, without which your computer won't boot.
check the BIOS settings as welll.
you may try another power supply to see if it helps.
check if the power cables are correctly plugged in the motherboard.
remove them and then plug again.
be sure to connect the ATX cable, without which your computer won't boot.
check the BIOS settings as welll.
you may try another power supply to see if it helps.
Mar 12, 2009 at 01:33 AM
Initially I thought it might be the power cable, so I refix and even swap cable but the result was the same. So it wasn't the cable. Then I pressed in all cables connected on the motherboard and various hardwares and cards. Result was the same. So I gave up.
But 2 days later when I power up, it could work fine for next 2 days. And then it went down again suddenly when I was using it. So I'm back to the frustrating unable to boot up point. I am still trying to figure out what is wrong. Any more ideas?