Air Force One = DEAD

TheGreatSatan · 30-April-05, 11:37 PM

I unplugged the power and installed a network card then closed the case and plugged it back in. I pressed the power button and nothing happened. NOTHING.

I pulled the card out and tried again. NOTHING.

I pulled the power cable and reconnected. NOTHING.

I cleared CMOS and NOTHING.

Even though the light on my mobo comes on showing that I'm getting power, I still have nothing. And no I haven't done any overclocking or anything. Just internet use. :cussing:

Power Supply maybe or something? The PSU is a 500 Watt Antec.

HoJo · 30-April-05, 11:45 PM

Have you checked the connections for the front panel? Maybe you knocked the connector off the mobo header. If that's ok try jumping the green and black wires on the 20 pin atx connector (disconnect from the mobo first ) and see if the psu comes on.

LwrS10 · 30-April-05, 11:48 PM

first thing........never put the side back on your case when you change something inside of it.....turn it on first and see if it works....its bad juju. ok to be serious now..what about the switch on the back of the power supply...or see if the power switch on your case is plugged in.....

Highperf15 · 01-May-05, 02:54 AM

Maybe the monitor cable or the ATX cable?...........maybe a cable to the boot drive????

TheGreatSatan · 01-May-05, 03:11 PM

I've done everything. I'm gonna have some friends run some troubleshooting diagnostics on it. Whatever parts that are still good are getting moved into a Thermaltake Armor case.

http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?p=CA-8000BWS&c=pw#

TheGreatSatan · 02-May-05, 11:24 AM

I pulled out every single connection last night and put them all back in. Then the system booted fine. Although I did get a error saying that the CPU was unworkable. So I checked the BIOS and it was still there.

30-April-05, 11:37 PM		#1 (permalink)
TheGreatSatan Apex Tech Demi-God	Air Force One = DEAD I unplugged the power and installed a network card then closed the case and plugged it back in. I pressed the power button and nothing happened. NOTHING. I pulled the card out and tried again. NOTHING. I pulled the power cable and reconnected. NOTHING. I cleared CMOS and NOTHING. Even though the light on my mobo comes on showing that I'm getting power, I still have nothing. And no I haven't done any overclocking or anything. Just internet use. :cussing: Power Supply maybe or something? The PSU is a 500 Watt Antec.

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30-April-05, 11:45 PM		#2 (permalink)
HoJo Review Pimp, but still Jo's Ho	Have you checked the connections for the front panel? Maybe you knocked the connector off the mobo header. If that's ok try jumping the green and black wires on the 20 pin atx connector (disconnect from the mobo first ) and see if the psu comes on.

30-April-05, 11:48 PM		#3 (permalink)
LwrS10 C-hoe-bra Joe	first thing........never put the side back on your case when you change something inside of it.....turn it on first and see if it works....its bad juju. ok to be serious now..what about the switch on the back of the power supply...or see if the power switch on your case is plugged in.....

01-May-05, 02:54 AM		#4 (permalink)
Highperf15 a.k.a., Frank Bullitt	Maybe the monitor cable or the ATX cable?...........maybe a cable to the boot drive????

01-May-05, 03:11 PM		#5 (permalink)
TheGreatSatan Apex Tech Demi-God	I've done everything. I'm gonna have some friends run some troubleshooting diagnostics on it. Whatever parts that are still good are getting moved into a Thermaltake Armor case. http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?p=CA-8000BWS&c=pw#

02-May-05, 11:24 AM		#6 (permalink)
TheGreatSatan Apex Tech Demi-God	I pulled out every single connection last night and put them all back in. Then the system booted fine. Although I did get a error saying that the CPU was unworkable. So I checked the BIOS and it was still there.