Re: Always turn the power supply switch off
I don't have the skills to even find it. Also, why would this cause that shutdown issue?
I don't have the skills to even find it. Also, why would this cause that shutdown issue?
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Re: Always turn the power supply switch off
no idea, but if it causes a section of the chip to heat up then.....Comment
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Re: Always turn the power supply switch off
By chip do you mean the ICH?Cap Datasheet Depot: http://www.paullinebarger.net/DS/
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Re: Always turn the power supply switch off
no idea - whatever handles usb - i know some i cpu's have it onboard!Comment
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Re: Always turn the power supply switch off
Z270, old enough to have all USB on the ICH, none on the CPU.Cap Datasheet Depot: http://www.paullinebarger.net/DS/
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Re: Always turn the power supply switch off
umm... arent u supposed to unplug the power cord from the socket as well before tinkering with the computer innards? this wouldnt have happened either if u unplugged the power cord first! so unplugging the power cord is not just for esd protection as well it seems!
well lesson learned... the topic title should be:"always unplug the power cord from the computer before tinkering!!"Comment
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Re: Always turn the power supply switch off
well for me, i tried that before and that doesnt work for me. after tinkering, i either get power on switch latch problems whereby the mobo doesnt power on from the power switch like there's no power connected at all. i have to hold down the power button from like 15 secs to 1 min to get the system to power on or the second issue is that it manages to power on luckily but i get cmos errors on post. both are symptoms of esd dmg to the mobo.
so unplugging the power cord from the socket is the only thing that works for me. i have like 2-3 dead mobos to teach me that lesson from lol! 
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Re: Always turn the power supply switch off
Careful with Newegg. I ordered a New MSI board and what I got was clearly refurbed. It went back.
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