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silent 
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patchfile
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Years ago I did warranty work on an HP desktop that would not power on if the keyboard was plugged in. Any keyboard, I tried several. Was something wrong with the PS/2 port I guess.
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patchfile
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Mine powered up. All the fans came on, the HDD's spun up and even the DVD player made that clicking noise. Just nothing was making it to the monitor. Your issue sounds like a PSU problem. As others have already mentioned. |
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wardog
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Most definitely. These can halt a computer in it's tracks. Pains in the azz they are. |
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This is a very good point. I did remove all headers and used a flat head screwdriver to short the power button connector to power the motherboard on. I do NOT recommend this method, it is dangerous for your motherboard and components. You can permanently damage them if you are not extremely careful.
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twf85
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Just wanted to chime in and make sure people who are failing to POST have also unplugged all headers: HD Audio, USB 2.0/3.0.. anything not critical for system function.
I had an issue with a front panel USB3.0/memory card add-in that was giving me hell. I overlooked it as a possible source of the problem, and it took hours of beating my head against the wall before I finally stripped out everything. Booted fine after that.
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wardog
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This may or may not apply, depending on from whom or where you purchased the Supernova 1000 G2.
http://www.evga.com/articles/00803/ I post this as I can envision someone offloading a faulty one in a For Sale thread or on an auction site. Heck, they may or may not have known, only that it, the PSU, was the fault of THEIR issue too. Edited by wardog - 17 Mar 2017 at 1:20am |
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silent
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Bought the pwr sply 2/11/16. It is the EVGA Supernova 1000 G2 gold. With all the stuff I had hooked up, could I have overloaded the psu. I did a v & w count and thought I was safe.
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What is the PSU model and how old is it?
When in doubt, swap it out  It may also be worth pulling the CMOS battery for 20 mins or so with the system powered off. Man, I don't miss my days in IT, more headaches than it's worth
 Now I scratch the IT itch as a hobby, much more enjoyable. |
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