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I've had nearly identical problems like you describe several times in
the past.
On some occasions it's the power supply that is defective.
On other occasions it's the motherboard that has malfunctioned.
If you can, remove the PS and test it with a tester or, in a pinch, go
to Micro Center, Computer Renaissance, or some place closer to you and
ask if they can test the PS for you. I've had both places test for me.
Good Luck
Eric
kamiza103@yahoo.co.jp wrote:
> Power supply problem. When the power button on the case is pressed,
> the light comes on and stays on, the fan in the power supply jumps,
> then nothing. I disconnected everything from the supply and jumpered
> pins 14 and 15. Same result. Fixable?
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# Eric Lucas
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# And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings...
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