How to connect power component for foxconn mpbf

You would only be able to connect that to your TV if your TV has a VGA connector, (also called D-Sub.)

There is NO HDMI or DVI connector on any 'flavor' of that model Motherboard.

check the capacitors behind the processor and the heat-sink,some of them are faulty......

You need the manual which you can get here for your board, and download it at the bottom of the page, once you have the manual, then you should see the connections. The other way to tell is to look closely on the board, it might say which goes where right by the connection on the board, and then the wires should say on them what they are, and you can put them where the board says, if you have that on your board.



http://www.foxconnsupport.com/download.aspx?models=en-us0000280&category=C000000001&series=en-us0000001&keywords=&sort=Motherboard%20Manual

Motherboard almost certainly faulty.. If you are unable to fault motherboard components then a replacement board is req

http://www.manualsdir.com/manuals/101065/foxconn-661m03.html?page=29

Check if the processor temperature. ... sounds like that could be the problem. It would cause the computer to FREEZE the moment you start "working" on it because then the processor must do it's thing but it instantly overheats because either the processor cooler fan is'nt functioning correctly or the thermal paste has hardened and no longer offers a "connection" between the processor and the fan

It's possible that while booting your motherboard without the 12V power connected you physically damaged some components which eventually lead to the chip burning up.  However, it is quite possible that this motherboard was defective as Foxconn has discontinued it.  I would recommend RMA'ing (return merchandise authorization) the motherboard back to Foxconn.  While no one wants to wait for shipping it is probably your best bet.  Even if you order the chip that has been damaged, and can properly solder it back in place, there will most likely be other physical damage that is not visible to the eye.  I would recommend another motherboard, and Foxconn has quality mobo's for around $50.  Try visiting www.newegg.com. Hope this helps :)

Your motherboard does not support the Intel Core 2 Duo cpus. That is why it will not post.

Hi aligmatos, it is suggested that you use a 24-pin main power connector if you are going to fill up the motherboard & use a PCI-Express graphics card & Dual-Core Pentium CPU. The power supply should not be less than a 450W for this board, 550W would be better. You can use a 20-pin main connector but its not suggested. Make sure you connect the 4-pin 12V power connector. Your motherboard should still function with a 20-pin main power connector. Again I would not suggest it.
Main web site for Foxconn 45CM-S
http://www.foxconnchannel.com/product/Motherboards/detail_overview.aspx?ID=en-us0000328

Search preformed for Recommended power wattage for foxconn 45CM-S motherboard.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Recommended+power+wattage+for+foxconn+45CM-S+motherboard&btnG=Search

Good luck aligmatos!
Mike

April fools?

make sure the power is on, cables connected, all components are working and installed correctly?