Newly built computer trouble
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swifty_morgan
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there is a set of twisted pair colored cables that run from the front portion of your computer case. these cables need to be seated correctly on a very specific section of your motherboard. if they are not seated fully and correctly then the buttons and lights on your case will not work. post your MOBO brand and model as well as your case brand and model if you want more details
swifty_morgan
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why doesn't anybody read the booklets that come with their motherboards? it's the first thing I do. look at the wiring diagram.
Daniel Sudakov
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Your best bet, read the motherboard manuals. I think you have some front panel cables mixed up in the wrong pins. Just read and find out which goes to which pin.
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Need the CASE not the power supply.
The power supply has one maybe two basic connections to the MOBO that, if not connected properly, will sizzle and fry your machine or yield no activity whatsoever; so I doubt the PSU is the problem here.
The case wiring is probably mismatched or missing.....will try to find you a nice diagram to go by. Need case model and brand though!
UPDATE: Look at the following link. See the twisted pair cables that are brightly colored red-white, green-white and blue-white? That's what you need to check.
http://www.pcgameware.co.uk/images/Asus-M5A99FX-PRO-R2.0-Installed.jpg
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