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    HP 15-CB007NT - DAG75AMBAD0 REV:D powerdown after 4 seconds

    hello, mainboard is KABYLAKE version and i tried all bios version,, when i write not kabylake bios: and ram removed board is power on, but powerdown after 4seconds when ram installed..
    kabylake version bios: powerdown 4sec ram installed or not installed..

    all core voltages ok.. rsmrst and powerok voltages ok..

    please help, thank you

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    Re: HP 15-CB007NT - DAG75AMBAD0 REV powerdown after 4 seconds

    What about PLT_RST#? Link to schematics?
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      Re: HP 15-CB007NT - DAG75AMBAD0 REV powerdown after 4 seconds

      Originally posted by Sephir0th View Post
      What about PLT_RST#? Link to schematics?
      Hi, thank you for your support

      PLTRST# signal is 3.3v for 4sec, when i press power button.
      and
      CPU_PLTRST# 1.00v
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        #4
        Re: HP 15-CB007NT - DAG75AMBAD0 REV powerdown after 4 seconds

        Good, and how is it in the GPU circuit? All voltages present here too? GPU_CORE and 1.35V VRAM for example?
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          Re: HP 15-CB007NT - DAG75AMBAD0 REV powerdown after 4 seconds

          Originally posted by Sephir0th View Post
          What about PLT_RST#? Link to schematics?
          Originally posted by Sephir0th View Post
          Good, and how is it in the GPU circuit? All voltages present here too? GPU_CORE and 1.35V VRAM for example?
          yes, all gpu voltages ok about 4-5secons..
          gpu memory coil at 1.35v
          nvvds coils at 0,80v

          gpu core voltage graphic ______/--------\__/--_______

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            #6
            Re: HP 15-CB007NT - DAG75AMBAD0 REV powerdown after 4 seconds

            These "shut down" issues after all voltages are present and reset Signals deasserted are the worst to diagnose.

            I don't have really good ideas left for you, except visual inspection of the whole board. Look for something like corrosion or cold solder joints.
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