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Sabertooth z77 mother powered wont turn on

David2k9 · 2012-07-26 15:05:34

when i turn on the psu the green standby led turns on but when i press the power button nothing happens. i have tryed rebuild from scratch and made sure all wires are in the correct place any suggest is welcome.

26-07-2012 3:05pm

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David2k9

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when i turn on the psu the green standby led turns on but when i press the power button nothing happens. i have tryed rebuild from scratch and made sure all wires are in the correct place any suggest is welcome.

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#2 26-07-2012 3:06pm

Skylinehead

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David2k9 wrote: »

when i turn on the psu the green standby led turns on but when i press the power button nothing happens. i have tryed rebuild from scratch and made sure all wires are in the correct place any suggest is welcome.

Is there a debug LED showing, or does it even get that far?

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#3 26-07-2012 3:11pm

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Try shorting the front panel pins instead of using a power switch.

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#4 26-07-2012 3:12pm

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it doesnt even get that far

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#5 26-07-2012 3:12pm

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how do i do that?

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#6 26-07-2012 3:37pm

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Open your motherboard manual and look under "System Panel Connector". Make a connection between the power and ground pins using a flathead screwdriver (its essentially the same as pushing the power button on your case).

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