J JacWhisper Commendable Feb 24, 2016 31 0 1,530 Jul 26, 2016 #1 Fixed it. Had a bum power cord. Onto the boot process!
Solution corroded Jul 26, 2016 redo all the power cords, both ends, double check the PSU side is actually seated and in the correct hole. Do you have access to a PSU tester? They are pretty cheap and can tell you if it is outputting the correct voltages. Might be a bad PSU
redo all the power cords, both ends, double check the PSU side is actually seated and in the correct hole. Do you have access to a PSU tester? They are pretty cheap and can tell you if it is outputting the correct voltages. Might be a bad PSU
corroded Splendid Sep 5, 2011 2,859 0 21,960 Jul 26, 2016 Solution #2 redo all the power cords, both ends, double check the PSU side is actually seated and in the correct hole. Do you have access to a PSU tester? They are pretty cheap and can tell you if it is outputting the correct voltages. Might be a bad PSU Upvote 1 Downvote Solution
redo all the power cords, both ends, double check the PSU side is actually seated and in the correct hole. Do you have access to a PSU tester? They are pretty cheap and can tell you if it is outputting the correct voltages. Might be a bad PSU