glad to help >:-}
fp
At 11:55 AM 10/19/2013, DSinc Poked the stick with:
Well, OK,
I suppose it may be the actual switch, or, the m/b logic that
connects to the big cable from psu to m/b.
Dang! 10 minutes back this was just too simple! I'll pull the top
off the server and check for mice and/or
other strange stuff...................... :)
Duncan
On 10/19/2013 14:17, FORC5 wrote:
not starting is not necessarily the PSU, need to check it. there is
a way to jump the connector to make it power up if you do not have a tester.
Believe it is the green wire shorted to any of the common ( black)
But I have seen them start this way but not have enough voltage to
actually turn on a system.
fp
At 11:07 AM 10/19/2013, DSinc Poked the stick with:
So I updated some stuff on my server 3 days ago. Cleaned it up and
told it to /Shudown.
The OS is Win2003 Server. Yes, I know, old! What else is new.
Today, it does not power on!
OK, I suspect the PCU just because I installed it new back on
01-05-2005. It was some
'special' model from PCP&C (ATX510-ID ATX 510W).
Can I suppose that I may be able to buy a suitable replacement
from SeaSonic?????
No, I have not called or visited their website yet. And, NO, this
is not critical. My server
truly does nothing but burn trons once a month for WinUpdates!
Just wondering. Never had this type of PSU failure before. But, it
is another Run-to-Failure
moment at my home! I'd think8.75 years is pretty respectable service!
Best,
Duncan
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