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I interpret it as "unplug the power supply from the wall socket".
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Just so I make sure I am doing things correctly.  You want me to remove the 8 pin CPU power from the board.  Then hold down the power button for 30 seconds ( no single press turn on first ).  Then turn off add the 8 pin power back then see if it starts?
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Here is an "Insiders' hint

Power down, disconnect power, bleed of the residual by holding the cases power button in for 3-5secs, install ONLY one stick in A2, reconnect power and attempt booting
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Try removing the power plug, holding down the power button for 30s and then plugging back in and powering it on.

Works for me (sometimes)
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I pushed it in very firmly.  It is clicked down.  What else can I try?
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One check worth doing.........and from the sound of the fan behaviour, definitely worth doing, the CPU power connector, probably an 8 pin.....These are often quite tight fitting, and it may seem pressed all the way in when there is still 1mm or so to go. This is really worth a try, prss hard try to see if the latch has "actioned"
I had same problem, and this was the issue.
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Got a speaker plugged it up to the board and I get no sounds at all.  The only thing that I hear is the fans getting a little faster then a little slower.
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andy75, if you are saying that your memory is two sticks of a qualified single stick, I would agree with you.  When we hear what the beep code says, hopefully we can develop a plan.  It could still be a memory problem.  Enjoy, John.
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I just noticed the Samsung RAM I have is not in the supported list on the motherboard page.  4gb package is but not the 8gb package.  I would not think that would be a big deal but maybe.  Your thoughts?
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andy75, sounds like you did the Clear CMOS fine.  Please check your manual for the header that supports a small speaker.  This is the speaker I am talking about - just a beeper, really.  You will need to purchase one at your local computer store - like this https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA6RP3755293&cm_re=mb_speaker-_-9SIA6RP3755293-_-Product
dirt cheap.  Enjoy, John.
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