Ctrl+F1 startup not working after changing powersu
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Topic: Ctrl+F1 startup not working after changing powersu
Posted By: DieHard
Subject: Ctrl+F1 startup not working after changing powersu
Date Posted: 07 May 2016 at 7:06am
| Use to be able to start my computer by pressing ctrl+F1, now after changing out my powersupply for a new one that function ctrl+F1 doesn't work no more. I did nothing other then change the powersupply out. |
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Posted By: parsec
Date Posted: 07 May 2016 at 12:25pm
By "... start my computer...", do you mean a cold boot after a Windows Shutdown, or after removing power from the PC? If that is correct, I was not aware that a specific keyboard key sequence like Ctrl+F1 could be used to start a mother board. Waking a PC from Sleep or Hibernate is different, and pressing any single key on a keyboard can accomplish that. Questions: What mother board are you using? What keyboard are you using? Is the Ctrl+F1 key input to start the PC a feature of the keyboard? What are the previous and new power supply models? This cold boot start the PC with keystrokes on the keyboard is fascinating, but I get the feeling I am missing some vital information about this. I could speculate on and on, but that is a waste of time without knowing the answers to my questions.  ------------- http://valid.x86.fr/48rujh" rel="nofollow"> 
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DieHard wrote:Posted By: DieHard
Date Posted: 07 May 2016 at 12:33pm
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I'm running a asrock 990fx, amd fx6350, 16GB memory, Gigaabyte G1 GTX 980. The keyboard is a cheap Belkin PS/2 I was using a coolmax 1200w powersupply and it was getting old, so I was given a new Apevia 650w powersupply. Just changed them out and did not touch nothing else. Yes there is and option in Bios to set key strokes to cold start your PC. I have always used Ctrl+F1.
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