Hello,
recently I installed a new motherboard in my laptop, an asus g71gx because the old one went bad. After installing everything to almost exactly how it was before I started, nothing happens when I plug the power in. No lights, beeps or anything of the kind. Absolutly nothing happens. The motherboard is a an asus 60-nvzmb1100-B04.
Update: Laptop is an Asus g71gx
Video card is a nvidia gt260m
6gb DDR2 ram
intel core 2 P8700 cpu
Windows 7
So a awhile back the mobo was fried, here's a link to that thread.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/323309-30-asus-g71gx-rx05-burnt-motherboard-component
After alot of phone calls, favors and research I gave up and decided to buy a new motherboard. And that's where this post comes in.
Is there anything else I can do? I was worried about static shock So I assembled it on a wood table and every time I got up or sat down I touched something metal. I'm getting desperate here.
recently I installed a new motherboard in my laptop, an asus g71gx because the old one went bad. After installing everything to almost exactly how it was before I started, nothing happens when I plug the power in. No lights, beeps or anything of the kind. Absolutly nothing happens. The motherboard is a an asus 60-nvzmb1100-B04.
Update: Laptop is an Asus g71gx
Video card is a nvidia gt260m
6gb DDR2 ram
intel core 2 P8700 cpu
Windows 7
So a awhile back the mobo was fried, here's a link to that thread.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/323309-30-asus-g71gx-rx05-burnt-motherboard-component
After alot of phone calls, favors and research I gave up and decided to buy a new motherboard. And that's where this post comes in.
Is there anything else I can do? I was worried about static shock So I assembled it on a wood table and every time I got up or sat down I touched something metal. I'm getting desperate here.