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| Vettes 2003-12-01, 12:08 pm |
| Alright, whenever I try to turn on my computer all that happens is the front LED lights up and my motherboard light lights up. Ive tried jumping the front button switch in case it was bad and it still did nothing, i've also checked for loose cards/ram/processor and all are secure I dont know what else to do. | |
| jkhnwspec 2003-12-01, 7:27 pm |
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Originally posted by Vettes
Alright, whenever I try to turn on my computer all that happens is the front LED lights up and my motherboard light lights up. Ive tried jumping the front button switch in case it was bad and it still did nothing, i've also checked for loose cards/ram/processor and all are secure I dont know what else to do.
Did it ever run?
Any recent changes/additions before this started happening?
How about posting what type MB, processor, type of RAM, type of OS, etc.
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| Vettes 2003-12-01, 9:58 pm |
| Alright it had worked b4 I had put it in the new case so about 2 days before it went dead it worked The stats are: Mother board- GA-7N400 Pro2 gigabyte, Processor- AMD Athalon XP 2800, Pc 3200, and 2100 DDR RAM 512 sticks, AGP card is a Radeon 9600, OS- windows XP | |
| Deja-vue 2003-12-01, 10:07 pm |
| did you say onestick of 3200 and twosticks of 2100???
Pull the 2100's out and try again. | |
| curiousgeorge 2003-12-02, 1:07 am |
| Any POST errors?
Did you hear beeps? | |
| jarbob69 2003-12-02, 6:43 am |
| Do the fans ever spin up when you turn on the power? If not I would look at swapping the power supply unit. | |
| Vettes 2003-12-02, 10:00 am |
| Nope no beep error and I tried it with just the stick of 3200 ram and nothing still but since none of my fans come on im suspecting a bad power supply but am afraid that it fried other parts as well but im going to try someone elses processor on my mobo to see if thats the problem and im going to use a diff powersuplly just in case anyways thanks for the help so far if anybody thinks of some other ideas plz let me know | |
| DaDnDe 2003-12-12, 3:27 pm |
| changed cases eh??
i would assume that you throughly cleaned the new case before installing the components?
most cases are made from pressed or punched sheetmetal. this creates the possibility of having metal shavings created when punching holes into the case.
when i was working at Intel assembling systems, our first duty for all systems was to check for burrs and vacuum out the case before starting the assembly process.
but your system seems a bit strange. the fans dont spin up, but front led's work and mb light comes on... i hope your speaker is plugged in. you have no beep codes?
i would check your mb connections. sounds to me that you have not plugged them in correctly. | |
| jarbob69 2003-12-15, 10:56 am |
| Doesn't PC3200 have to be installed in pairs? Maybe I'm thinking about something else. |
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