This Intel motherboard D101GGC has ATI Radeon chipset, 512 MB ram, 3.06 GHz P4, 80 GB SATA hdd, Windows XP Pro SP3. I was hoping that software for the chipset would fix the problem, but no such luck. After the computer shuts down, and off, and is given a rest for a few minutes, it will not start again normally. Instead, it will briefly fire up (3 seconds), and then shut off, and cannot be started again unless I remove power from the board until the mobo power light goes off. The only way the computer starts after such an event, is when I flip the toggle on the power supply to ON, and the computer starts as if the front power button had been pressed. But sometimes this power-supply start doesn't happen, and I must remove the power and try again. Well, this is not good. Can this problem be something other than a bad power supply?
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Re: Intel mobo has power management problem
the specs say dell?Things I've fixed: anything from semis to crappy Chinese $2 radios, and now an IoT Dildo....
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Huh? The D101GGC is not a Dell motherboard.I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Re: Intel mobo has power management problem
It's actually branded Hatch. The Windows sticker (with key) says HATCH. I couldn't find any Hatch support, but I did find all the drivers I needed at Intel. The number that ID'ed the mobo was "AA D35788-310". Everest did not identify motherboard or chipset, or sound or video. Only the Realtek sound and Realtek LAN chips were visible for ID on the mobo.Last edited by binsonk; 08-05-2014, 06:06 AM.Comment
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Yep, bad power supply.Comment
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Re: Intel mobo has power management problem
Here's the driver page, it was the first Intel board that wasn't actually made by Intel, we had loads at my last place that all had to go when we upgraded to Windows 7 as they weren't supported.
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Sea...29&ProdId=2229Comment
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Re: Intel mobo has power management problem
Post pictures?
If it's a Delta, LiteON, Neuton, or HiPro OEM, it might be worth trying to repair it. Could simply be just a bad capacitor on the 5VSB - easy fix!
I've had one HiPro with a faulty 5VSB. Found a shorted diode and fixed it. This was 3 years ago and PSU is still functional.
Bestec may also be worthy of fixing, depending on model. AVOID the Bestec ATX-250-12E and possibly ATX-1956D.Comment
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I have an LG Plasma TV 60PM6700 for the past ~12 years.
In the last ~3-4 months I have been having some issues.- Problem: It started with random picture disappearing (sound still worked).
Frequency: Happened about once a week.
Solution: Had to turn off TV wait a few seconds before turning it on again. - Problem: Then it got worse and the TV started to shut down and when turning on the no picture just sound.
Frequency: Happened about once a week.
Solution: Had to turn off TV wait about 10-20 seconds and turn it on again to solve. - Problem: TV shuts down
- Problem: It started with random picture disappearing (sound still worked).
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The power supply to t con is different story.
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