i have the same problem, my Led 2 keeps blinking and everything is running.. but nothing starts, and after a while teh computer says that i have a problem..
PC NOT STARTING I CHECKED THE POWER SUPPLY ON ANOTHER SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY WORKS BUT NOT ON MY P4XB MOTHER BOARD
WHEN I HIT THE START BUTTON THE FAN AND EVRY THING ELSE WORKS FOR 0NE SECOND FAN SPINS HALF WAY I PUT THE BOARD IN A CNT TOWER WERE THE CLIPPS ON THE POWER RESET SPEAKERS LED HD LED ARE SEPERATED SINGLY PLEASE TELL ME THE MOTHER BOARD IS NOT BAD I PAID GOOD MONEY FOR THE BOARD MY BUISNESS IS RELYING ON THIS BOARD TO WORK HELP
Had same problem however when I removed the CPU the fans would stay on. My problem was a short in the board when the CPU was locked. Try to unlock cpu and see if fans stay on. If so you have the same problem as I did. I returned the board now fans stay on however, I can not get the monitor working.
Comment by InBar, posted on Nov 26, 2007
Had same problem but was able to track it down to a short in the board. Try unlocking the CPU and see if fans work if so you have the same problem. I returned to the board.
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try swoping the power supply if you have a spare ,and if you cant do that test your power supply on another pc . its very common for a atx power supply to do that mostly after not booting up for a while . just try the above it should give you direction from there onwards
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Sounds like a bad power supply. Although first I would check it over by unplugging Every Card, Hard Drive, even Memory, (mainly anything that is connected into the Motherboard), One at a time usually is best, as you may find a faulty card, or bus, run the Motherboard strictly off the Power Supply, If it then seems to run correctly, try pluggin just One thing back in at a time, (memory, then Hard Drive(s), then cards, Video-LAN-Modem-Sound/etc.
This should give you a good feel for what/or where about your system is failing.. Good luck, A good standard size Power Supply Unit nowadays is about 600W+, a lot of systems we get from the stores, or online will come with just 400W+,.
Again, Good Luck, and Happy Holidays! Let me know how this works for you.
~G.
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