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Hello,
Specs:
-Intel Core 2 Duo
-Gigabyte S-Series 965P-DS3P
I restarted my computer from the windows xp desktop. I noticed the machine make the sound it does when it shuts down. When I tried to turn it back on it would initiate boot but automatically restart after 3-4 seconds.
I tried unplugging and replugging internal power cables to no avail.
I have noticed though that when i disconnect the ATX_12V the system runs but the disk drives do not ppower-up. I guess that the poer supply is initating protection due to short circuit or over-current/under voltage. However I have thoroughly checked inside the chassis and can't find any such problem and overcurrent/undervoltage wouldn't make sense wince I was just using the machine no problem.
Does anyone know the circuitry of motherboards well enough to let me know what to check for issues that might run off the ATX_12V connection. If I connect this while it is running there is a spark and the machine restarts. I cannot access bios at all. This is really bugging me. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Specs:
-Intel Core 2 Duo
-Gigabyte S-Series 965P-DS3P
I restarted my computer from the windows xp desktop. I noticed the machine make the sound it does when it shuts down. When I tried to turn it back on it would initiate boot but automatically restart after 3-4 seconds.
I tried unplugging and replugging internal power cables to no avail.
I have noticed though that when i disconnect the ATX_12V the system runs but the disk drives do not ppower-up. I guess that the poer supply is initating protection due to short circuit or over-current/under voltage. However I have thoroughly checked inside the chassis and can't find any such problem and overcurrent/undervoltage wouldn't make sense wince I was just using the machine no problem.
Does anyone know the circuitry of motherboards well enough to let me know what to check for issues that might run off the ATX_12V connection. If I connect this while it is running there is a spark and the machine restarts. I cannot access bios at all. This is really bugging me. Any help will be greatly appreciated.