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Fan runs but will not boot - Gateway LX6810-01 PC Desktop

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This is wrongly listed under Gateway LX6810 which may be why it remians unanswered. If the HP media center works anything like my Gateway, the problem may be in the power switch. Mine had 4 wires running off it, 2 going to the motherboard, 2 running up to the media center (which in my case was a bear to see without removing the hard drive and a few other things).
Replacing the switch inclusive of all 4 new wires, solved the problem. The connectors on these are very delicate and can break off internally in the switch where you can't see them,

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