Hp g61 main da00p6mb6d0 no power switch

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  • yesuha
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    • Apr 2016
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    Re: Hp g61 main da00p6mb6d0 no power switch

    Originally posted by reset1986
    DNBSWON # is activated
    I measure
    DNBSWON # 3.35V


    RTC_RST# 0v
    SLP_S5# 0V
    SUSB# 0V
    SUSON 0V the problem is here

    replace ICH-9M?
    have similar problem, think the rtc_rst is problem here, did you managed to solve it?

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