- Feb 1, 2015
- 12
- 0
- 4,510
Hey guys,
This issue is a continuation of my problem described in this thread: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2517104/computer-turns-searched-answers.html
A brief summary of my problem mentioned in the above thread;
My computer was running smoothly when suddenly it shut down today. When I tried to turn it on, it would power up, the fans would get a single push and then the system would power down. After trying various solutions in the thread, we brought down the problem to have something to do with the BIOS reset and I closed the thread.
Unfortunately it seems that the BIOS reset wasn't the problem. Now what happens is, if I need to power up my system, the power button doesn't work. With the power button of the PSU set to the on position, I have to first put the CMOS jumper in the reset position. Then I start removing the jumper, and as soon as there is no jumper in the pins, the computer boots up. Please note that the computer doesn't boot up when the jumper is in its normal position. And the boot up isn't actually a boot, only the fans keep turning and the LED lights come on, but there is absolutely no display.
I'd really appreciate if someone could help me as I'm totally clueless. I've not been able to use my computer the entire day and I've spent the entire day asking questions in this forum, and following what ever suggestions you guys put forward, But nothing has worked so far.
As to what tests and procedures are followed so far, it's mentioned in the thread link above. I'm sorry that I haven't mentioned it here as well. If you guys want me to put that up in here, I'll be glad to do so.
Here's a picture off the smooth criminal:
This issue is a continuation of my problem described in this thread: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2517104/computer-turns-searched-answers.html
A brief summary of my problem mentioned in the above thread;
My computer was running smoothly when suddenly it shut down today. When I tried to turn it on, it would power up, the fans would get a single push and then the system would power down. After trying various solutions in the thread, we brought down the problem to have something to do with the BIOS reset and I closed the thread.
Unfortunately it seems that the BIOS reset wasn't the problem. Now what happens is, if I need to power up my system, the power button doesn't work. With the power button of the PSU set to the on position, I have to first put the CMOS jumper in the reset position. Then I start removing the jumper, and as soon as there is no jumper in the pins, the computer boots up. Please note that the computer doesn't boot up when the jumper is in its normal position. And the boot up isn't actually a boot, only the fans keep turning and the LED lights come on, but there is absolutely no display.
I'd really appreciate if someone could help me as I'm totally clueless. I've not been able to use my computer the entire day and I've spent the entire day asking questions in this forum, and following what ever suggestions you guys put forward, But nothing has worked so far.
As to what tests and procedures are followed so far, it's mentioned in the thread link above. I'm sorry that I haven't mentioned it here as well. If you guys want me to put that up in here, I'll be glad to do so.
Here's a picture off the smooth criminal:
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram