I turn my CPU on, all fans and lights are on like usual. The monitor however is not taking a signal from the CPU, and neither is the mouse who's red optical light is not emitting. I have sprayed out the dust from inside the CPU, and have removed and replaced the battery from the motherboard. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
CPU powering on, but no power to components
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Have you plugged in the 6/8 ATX connector on your motherboard it powers all the ports on the back it's usually top left of mobo 
if you havent thats your problem
if you havent thats your problem
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Have you plugged in the 6/8 ATX connector on your motherboard it powers all the ports on the back it's usually top left of mobo if you havent thats your problem
if you havent thats your problem
I have not unplugged anything. This computer is a couple of years old, it just stopped working all of a sudden. Actually, when I plug in the mouse to the rear usb port, the optic lights up for a split sec while pushing it into the outlet, but immediately shuts back off.
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cpcbran :
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Have you plugged in the 6/8 ATX connector on your motherboard it powers all the ports on the back it's usually top left of mobo if you havent thats your problem
if you havent thats your problem
I have not unplugged anything. This computer is a couple of years old, it just stopped working all of a sudden. Actually, when I plug in the mouse to the rear usb port, the optic lights up for a split sec while pushing it into the outlet, but immediately shuts back off.
Sorry, I couldn't be of more use to you.
I'm not 100% sure it's the same issue but 5 Years ago I had a similar issue and the problem was the usb ports themselves were short-circuiting the board. A temp fix for me was to plug the 24pin ATX in and out but it would happen again as soon as you attempt to plug in a usb ended up just replacing the board.
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cpcbran :
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Have you plugged in the 6/8 ATX connector on your motherboard it powers all the ports on the back it's usually top left of mobo if you havent thats your problem
if you havent thats your problem
I have not unplugged anything. This computer is a couple of years old, it just stopped working all of a sudden. Actually, when I plug in the mouse to the rear usb port, the optic lights up for a split sec while pushing it into the outlet, but immediately shuts back off.
Sorry, I couldn't be of more use to you.
I'm not 100% sure it's the same issue but 5 Years ago I had a similar issue and the problem was the usb ports themselves were short-circuiting the board. A temp fix for me was to plug the 24pin ATX in and out but it would happen again as soon as you attempt to plug in a usb ended up just replacing the board.
I unplugged everything from the MOBO and plugged it back in. My computer is now working. I am still unsure what the real problem is however.
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I don't think its possible for that too cause Certificate Error and that's not my area of expertise.
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