Is it my Motherboard?
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Mecha124
, Nov 28 2006 02:45 PM
#1
Posted 28 November 2006 - 02:45 PM
#2
Posted 28 November 2006 - 03:24 PM
Take the cpu heatsink/fan off again and make sure it is sitting properly on your processor. If the processor isn't sitting right it won't boot up at all. Replace the heatsink back into place and make sure the clips are in place properly on either side. Are all fans spinning? If they are, but they don't cut out within several seconds, switch the power off to avoid possible damage to other parts of the system. Make sure all connections, including power cables are in place. If still no change, I'd take a guess and say there's a power supply problem, although there are many possible reasons why it won't boot.
#3
Posted 28 November 2006 - 03:34 PM
I have reseated it numerouse time and still the same result, the fans do not turn off within a few seconds and i have to hold in the power button to get it to power off...any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
#4
Posted 28 November 2006 - 03:36 PM
Have you replaced anything in it at all? Try disconnecting the power, ie pull the power cable out the power supply while the system if 'off' and pull the battery out the motherboard, erasing the CMOS then replace it after about 30 seconds. Hook the power cable back up and push the switch, then see what happens. Make sure you are static-free before hand. Touching a base metal will do this, usually a radiator works.
Another idea would be to make sure the case speaker cable is actually plugged in so you know whether or not the case fan is actually working. Push the clips of the RAM outwards and pull all your ram sticks out then try rebooting, you should hear it beep then, this will ensure the case speaker works.
Another idea would be to make sure the case speaker cable is actually plugged in so you know whether or not the case fan is actually working. Push the clips of the RAM outwards and pull all your ram sticks out then try rebooting, you should hear it beep then, this will ensure the case speaker works.
Edited by burnoutnotfadeaway, 28 November 2006 - 03:38 PM.
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