LITTLE BLACK AND WHITE CABLE HAS BEEN MOVED. IT RUNS FROM THE ON/OFF SWITCH TO THE M/BOARD BUT I KNOW NOT WHERE. cAN YOU HELP PLEASE

black to black,,white to white

have you checked out the ribbon that runs your screen?
or it could be a lose wire some were,or earthing problem.

the neutral safety switch is mounted in transmission right in the shifter linkage just follow the shifter cable to the end in transmission you will see a connector under it in between transmission and shifter cable that is the connection to neutral safety switch.

Older furnaces used to have a fan switch that read winter or summer, or auto and on. You should also have a fused switch to the furnace, wiring runs black to the switch thru the fuse and to the furnace black wire. White wire is straight to furnace from electrical panel. This is for power feed to furnace only. Now the thermostat is red to the transformer white to white. This was a very simple old furnace they had very little safety devises. The fan switch was an older high end model so you could blow the cool air from the basement thru out the whole house in the summer, and the fan ran constantly.

I answer questions for free.
I know electric wiring.
However I might not understand your problem.
If I do not understand your problem, add a comment with more information and I will respond.

If I understand correctly you want to add a new switch and a new light in your garage.
And you are starting from scratch with no knowledge.
You are starting with a blank wall.

I do not know what a consummer unit is.
Is that a type of light?

Here's a sketch of the project:
We need an electrical receptacle or wall-plug so we can get electricity.
We need to run a cable from the electrical wall-plug to the switch.
This will bring electricity to your switch.
And then we need to run a cable to the light.

Let's talk about how you get electricity from the wall-plug.
The wall plug has a black and white wire connected to each side.
Your cable has a black and white wire.
You connect your black wire with the black side.
Connect white to the white side.

Now run the cable to your switch.
The cable arrives at the switch.
The cable has a black and white wire.
The switch is wired differently than the wall-plug.
On the switch you connect one black wire.
But the white is not connected to switch.

Now we're ready for the cable going to the light.
The cable to the light has a black and white wire.
Connect the black to the switch.
So now you have 2 black wires connected to the switch.
The black wires are on different screws.
And then connect the two white wires together.

So the switch is wired.
Run the cable to your light.
The cable arrives at the light.
The cable still has a black and a white wire.
Your light will have wires -or- it will have screws.

If light has black and white wires, then connect black to black and white to white.

If your switch has screws, then connect black to brass-screw and white to silver-screw.

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I have a light switch at the bottom of the stairs which works 2ways can be switched on and off up and down stairs and also an out side light on the same switch which I have messed up and would like a picture of the way it should be connected.

This may be somewhat difficult depending on the year make and model. I will try to help without this knowledge.

There are 2 sides to the transformer. Read the label to see which is which. One side is labeled 24 volt and the other side is labeled 115 volt.

The 115v side will probably only have 2 wires. A white wire and a black wire. The white one will connect to the common or neutral system. If there is a circuit board it will plug on to the 120v Common terminal (probably marked L2). If the air handler does not have a circuit board, the white wire will connect to the other white common wires by a wire nut.

The Black (hot) 120v wire will connect to the 120v L1 terminal on the circuit board. If there is not a circuit board, read the schematics to find out where to wire nut the black 120v wire to. It will obviously be connected to a 120v incoming hot center after the blower door switch.

The 24volt wires will connect in a similar fashion to the circuit board. T1 will connect to the 24v hot terminal on the board. The T2 will connect to the 24v common terminal. If there is not a circuit board you will need to read the schematics very carefully before proceeding. It may be a good idea to add a 2amp fuseable link on the 24v T1 wire just in the case we are wrong.

The 24v hot wire may be wired in multiple ways without a circuit board. One way is to be wired to the Limit side of the Fan/Limit switch (located on back wall of the burner compartment just above the gas valve. Another way is wired to the gas valve. Please read the schematics located on the blower door. I hope this helps at least a little. Let me know please. Thanks.

about the small connectors, there is white text printed into the motherboard showing what goes where.

about the drives, check your cables.

if you look at the PDF file here:
ftp://download.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/d845hv/A6513601.pdf
On page 68 you can see it more clearly. Just enlarge the file.
do you know the make and model of the case?