- Jan 16, 2014
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Hi, I just built my new computer a few days ago, and it works great... without the front case on. So, I tested it out without the front case put on, and pushed the actual button that turns it on, and it worked fine. But when I put the front case on, and pushed the plastic button on the front case, the computer "turned on" for about 5 seconds (case lights, fans, hard drive made startup sounds), and then it just turned back off. So, I went and took the front case back off, and started it up again. It started up, and said the BIOS was corrupted (scared me half to hell, till i realized my motherboard had dual-bios. Thank god for that 
) So, it repaired the bios, and booted up normally.
So, this is really confusing me, as the only way that the front case is connected to the rest of it is through 4 metal clips, no cables or wires or even screws...
I'm baffled, so does anyone know what could cause this?
Thanks!
) So, it repaired the bios, and booted up normally. So, this is really confusing me, as the only way that the front case is connected to the rest of it is through 4 metal clips, no cables or wires or even screws...
I'm baffled, so does anyone know what could cause this?
Thanks!
No idea what caused that. Seems to be working fine now.
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