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Re: My Acer HT2000 MCP61PM-AM rev1 is spinning up the...
Check whether you conncted the VGA cables properly. If still having the problem, need to check the monitor with help of expert engineer/service center.
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check the front panel area make sure the power switch wires are on the right place and check to see if it takes a four power wire set it plug in as well buy the cpu
Substituting in other working components will be the only way to confirm the motherboard is not working. You may find that the motherboard or the CPU has died. Without more information about your system, it is difficult to provide more help.
OucH no acer real model PC told at all wow hard nut to crack that, I sure can not guess that ... The case told only helps if power on button is wrong or the PSU is wrong.
I moved this to acer forum. as the mobo matters. Q1; never worked before by you,? this acer mobo by you? or found it used and dead.? used mobo come good bad or a wreck. (history not told , as in when did fail)
the acer.com is the place to look first. for manuals.
not told what GPU are you using onboard vga or GPU card or what? All fans spin ? CPU and PSU???? if using GPU card that has fan, does it spin too?? if case fans do they spin? DoeS DVD tray eject (button hit)? DOES PC beep or flash LED codes?
Q2;What VIDEO port class is this "connection" is it: vga, hdmi, dvi or DP ports which one, and where is it? For now only use (if has one) use the VGA port on the mobo , no PCI cards in slots., NO HDD, AND NO DVD DRIVE (JUST UNPLUG THEM FOR NOW) ALL USB THINGS UNPLUG, KEYBOARD LEAVE THERE. MEMORY : pUT 1 stick of ddr RAM only in bank0 channel "A"
CPU socket pins bent as seen on ebay endless and sad.
below is me guessing what Acer you have. and find this,
Acer/GATEWAY ZX4951 or ASPIRE Z3100I read the GW manual check jumpers. the PSU needs 2 power cables to the mobo. 4pin power and 24pin (or 20 on legacy) or mobo will be dead.
why mess with ACER. (they have no service manuals)
put an Asus or Gigabyte mobo there and end this ACER pain,
post a photo of the mobo and we can guess what PC it came out of, .......
Overheating When the CPU overheats then it will shut down (i.e. thermal overload) and won't boot up again until it has cooled down. If this is the problem is not fixed then the CPU will eventually fail. A faulty fan causes the problem or the fan and heat sink assembly are clogged with dust. Check the CPU fan to see if it spins freely, if not replace the fan. If the fan and heat sink is clogged with dust the remove the dust and make sure the vents are clear and dust free. Use a small brush and can of compressed air to do this.
Good day sir/ma'am, chances are that your power supply box is the faulty part. But to make sure let us test your power supply box. here are the steps:
PC is off, open the side panels of the CPU, disconnect the 20(or 24) pin molex connector from the motherboard.
Get a piece of jumper wire, about 4 inches and splice the ends.
On the molex connector, locate the green wire, then using the jumper wire, short it with the black wire (there are lots of black wires there).
look at the exhaust fan, at this point it should be spinning (good). if not here are the other possible outcome: (1) the fan did not spin. replace the power supply box with a new one. (2) the fan spins momentarily then stops, this condition only occur once. Its either your power supply has no load (intermittent symptoms), or the switching controller stage part is faulty. Better buy a new one than have a headache. (3) blows a fuse. replace the entire box.
If you have a good power supply, install it on your CPU and test.
I was wondering if you could take a picture of your board. For clarification purposes. I know amd has quite a few chipsets out there that utilize ht2000. I'm not completely certain that your seeing the right model number on the board.
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