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Okay here goes my story... I have a trouble in my motherboard for when I try to power it on,, the tiny light LED behind the power button of my monitor just keep on blinking and there was no tick from the speaker and I can't see anything on my monitor. I tried searching for the manual of my Motherboard and I reset the CMOS by the jumpers. Now when I tried it again, it did not work. I did everything I can such as unplugging the memory then putting it again and I did that also to the processor but Still nothing happens. I tried removing the battery also but it did not work. Guys I really need your help please, are there any suggestions you can give, thanks so much.... By the way I am just a kid of 15 years old hahahahhaah. I just want to have a boot, but I can't have it so please help me guys. My Motherboard Is a P5P800-VM. tnx tnx tnx
Re: Okay here goes my story... I have a trouble in my...
Check SMPS providing power to Mboard to start(see mother board light on or not<green LED>)
then do all this things if smps is ok then check soun d beep if no beep take your board to hardware shop
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1 Disconnect the battery and the charger 2 Let it sit for 1-2 minutes. 3 Press and hold down the power button for 30 seconds. 4 Connect the charger (don't connect the battery yet) and try to start by pressing the power button.
The best thing to do is strip down your motherboard down to just the cpu. Power it up and see if it will power up okay. Then start adding things back on, starting with your memory. If you have more than one memory stick, put one in at a time. You will keep doing this until you find the part that stops the system from booting. That will tell you what part is not working.
The wires that read +5 -d +d and ground those are USB connectors each usb connector will have 4 wires, +5 -d +d and ground so that goes to usb pins.
The sw must be power switch The HDD led is the load light Reset is the reset button Power led is the front power light SPK is the speaker / beeper.
Can you tell me the brand and model of the motherboard? They are documented in the user manual. but generally in the bottom right corner of the motherboard you have the connectors for the leds and buttons, its all written into the motherboard with small white text. but I can get clear instructions from the user manual for you.
You can look for the motherboard details between the expansion slots and between the cpu and memory.
I solved my problem by sticking a piece of cardboard just beneath the motherboard, don't worry if it causes the motherboard to bend upwards a little. Its been working very well for the past couple hours straight. I explain it a little in this video.
This works if you find yourself pressing down on some spots on the laptop/chassis/mobo just to get it to power up. This method also repaired my old IPOD when it was having trouble with its PCB.
I believe that the front button is not connecting to the switch for the power supply. Also make sure all internal connections are secure. Sometimes the button breaks from behind so that it cannot contact the switch. Let me know if it helps. There are other solutions if you tried this one first.
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