Compaq Presario S6300NX PC Desktop "green power light flashing" Questions

power cord also green light flashing on motherboard near power supply plug in. sony desktop vgc-rb40 Green light flashing on back of unit near power cord also green light flashing on mother board near

green power light is on on the motherboard in all senarios if i attempt to plug the 12v power connector into the motherboard after starting the computer without it connected to the motherboard as soon

...mentioning came from the power supply, you need to replace it. green light flashes from the LED at the back of the power supple serves as an indicator if you have a good or a faulty power

...power up at all. I just see a green light on the back under the power cord flashing. There is also a tiny green light flashing on the motherboard right next to where the power attaches. The lights ...

...power button is flashing green along with green lights flashing on key board. The hard drive light flashes yellow. please help. Hi, Disconnect the power cord from the back of the system. Press and ...

green power light comes on goes off then on again stays solid, moniter says no signal, mouse lights up, and three red lights on key board flash then nothing why? there appears to be power going to the

dell dimension e521 power light flashing green Flashing green power light indicates that the computer is in a Windows Standby power-saving state. how do you correct that?

...power light at the front flickers green/orange and on the rear of the unit the 4 LEDs are flashing in the following pattern: A flashing alternatly green/amber B flashing alternatly green/amber C ...

...the board is trying to tell you what is wrong with these flashes. Like perhaps bad voltage, or bad RAM or ROM? or lost all settings. Green light always mean good. Do you mean the PC can't power

...power up. green light on motherbd flashes. if power on button is pushed, the front green led blinks too. I have replaced the pwr supply w/no change. make sure both the 4 pin and 20 pin connectors are ...