| Subject: Re: Old hardware help required. |
| From: "fixitz" <fixitz@netcom.com> |
| Date: 20/09/2003, 07:05 |
Here's one more easy thing to check if you haven't already.
Replace the AC power cable that plugs into the wall, I know
it sounds stupid but I had one I spent 3 hours working on
before I figured out that one side had an intermittent open
in it. Also try isolating the motherboard from the chassis
and testing the mobo on a non conductive surface to remove
any possible shorts to the chassis.
"~misfit~" <misfit@'SPAMTRAP'orcon.net.nz> wrote in message
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"fixitz" <fixitz@netcom.com> wrote in message
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Make sure to unplug the power connectors from the hard and floppy
drives, you didn't mention doing that. I've had shorted drives
completely kill a system just by being plugged into the PSU...
Then test again.
Good suggestion, thanks. Unfortunately I just tried it and it made no
difference. :-(
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