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ishmael

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have noticed that every time my friend touches his computer, something goes wrong. he tried switching his gigabyte GA-k8u motherboard from one case to another and now the thing wont boot. i took out the video card, disconnected the HD and CD, still nothing. when i turn it on it starts to spin for a second and then stops. its shouldn't be a power issue, its a 450 watt ps.

 

i've swapped the ram sticks out, i've checked and there is no grounding problem, unplugged everything and redone it.

 

ideas?

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lol. yeh.

 

you'll enjoy this. he ordered some new parts and started to build it. somewhere in there he did something wrong so he brought it to me. i start messing with it. a minute later i ask, "where is the cmos jumper in here i want to try and replace the bios"

 

he responds "there isn't one. there were only a bunch of little small place saver things where the jumpers were supposed to be. i took them all off."

 

i lowered my head and laughed. i laughed hard. and not with him.

 

you know, i haven't tried it yet- but i'm curious if the PS died or is acting up... i mean, i hope not; i'm not sure how it would have...but.. thats the only thing i can think of.

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lol. yeh.

 

he responds "there isn't one. there were only a bunch of little small place saver things where the jumpers were supposed to be. i took them all off."

 

i lowered my head and laughed. i laughed hard. and not with him.

 

:o

I can definitly see this quote as part of someones Sig!

 

rofl!!

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have noticed that every time my friend touches his computer, something goes wrong. he tried switching his gigabyte GA-k8u motherboard from one case to another and now the thing wont boot. i took out the video card, disconnected the HD and CD, still nothing. when i turn it on it starts to spin for a second and then stops. its shouldn't be a power issue, its a 450 watt ps.

 

i've swapped the ram sticks out, i've checked and there is no grounding problem, unplugged everything and redone it.

 

ideas?

Its a possibility that the cpu got zapped from static electricity. Some mobos will have an audible alrm when this happens (sounds like a french police car). Take out the cpu and reinstall it. See what happens. :D

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