- May 26, 2005
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I'm attempting to fix a computer for someone.
I figured it was the ps because when i took it out and plugged it in, it tried to run the fan, but spun it a bit and then made a buzzing sound..... out of the case and attackted to nothing but the wall.
So, i replaced it, and now i believe the mobo is shot. Light comes on on the front of the case when i turn the switch on for the ps, ps fan spins, and computer won't change anything when i press the power button.
Also, I just made another post about the ps, saying that it's hooked up with a 24 pin connector in a 20 pin mobo, but i also have a 4 pin connector on the ps, and it's hooked up as well, so that shouldn't be a problem, unless having those 4 pins hanging off is a problem.
it's an older Emachines pc, which is why i believe that the mobo is probably shot. Intel celeron proc.
I figured it was the ps because when i took it out and plugged it in, it tried to run the fan, but spun it a bit and then made a buzzing sound..... out of the case and attackted to nothing but the wall.
So, i replaced it, and now i believe the mobo is shot. Light comes on on the front of the case when i turn the switch on for the ps, ps fan spins, and computer won't change anything when i press the power button.
Also, I just made another post about the ps, saying that it's hooked up with a 24 pin connector in a 20 pin mobo, but i also have a 4 pin connector on the ps, and it's hooked up as well, so that shouldn't be a problem, unless having those 4 pins hanging off is a problem.
it's an older Emachines pc, which is why i believe that the mobo is probably shot. Intel celeron proc.
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