- Mar 22, 2018
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I'm trying to determine if my power supply is keeping my computer from booting. The computer was knocked on it's side and now I'm not getting any image on the monitor.
When I voltage tested the 24 pin connector, the 14th pin is supposed to have a -12 volt reading with a 5% tolerance. The reading is -11.23, .17 more than it should have for the tolerance, would that stop the computer from booting?
Also worth noting, when I turn on the power supply switch in the back, the motherboard automatically comes on, and if I hold down the power button to force shut it off, it powers back on after a few seconds.
When I voltage tested the 24 pin connector, the 14th pin is supposed to have a -12 volt reading with a 5% tolerance. The reading is -11.23, .17 more than it should have for the tolerance, would that stop the computer from booting?
Also worth noting, when I turn on the power supply switch in the back, the motherboard automatically comes on, and if I hold down the power button to force shut it off, it powers back on after a few seconds.
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