EPOX 5LDA + GLI will not boot

The system goes to F7 and them the power shuts off. I have not reset the
CMOS, nor have I swapped power supplies YET. Any Help would be most welcome.

Check the motherboard for swollen or leaky capacitors....this is a common
symptom of bad caps....

Todo


"jonathan" <> wrote in message
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> The system goes to F7 and them the power shuts off. I have not reset the
> CMOS, nor have I swapped power supplies YET. Any Help would be most
> welcome.

this could also be a problem with your video card..

Todd



"jonathan" <> wrote in message
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> The system goes to F7 and them the power shuts off. I have not reset the
> CMOS, nor have I swapped power supplies YET. Any Help would be most
> welcome.

I vote bad caps

kk

"Todd Hayslett" <> wrote in message
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> this could also be a problem with your video card..
>
> Todd
>
>
>
> "jonathan" <> wrote in message
> news:mS1nk.15742$...
> > The system goes to F7 and them the power shuts off. I have not reset the
> > CMOS, nor have I swapped power supplies YET. Any Help would be most
> > welcome.
>
>

pokey man wrote:
> I vote bad caps
>
> kk
>
> "Todd Hayslett" <> wrote in message
> news:7aa22$48bb6716$cef8e7ed$...
>> this could also be a problem with your video card..
>>
>> Todd
>>
>>
>>
>> "jonathan" <> wrote in message
>> news:mS1nk.15742$...
>>> The system goes to F7 and them the power shuts off. I have not reset the
>>> CMOS, nor have I swapped power supplies YET. Any Help would be most
>>> welcome.
>>
>
>
It turned out to be a loose connection in the power supply for the
"power good" line.

REALLY? never would have thought of that one... thanks for telling us.

kk

"jonathan" <> wrote in message
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> pokey man wrote:
> > I vote bad caps
> >
> > kk
> >
> > "Todd Hayslett" <> wrote in message
> > news:7aa22$48bb6716$cef8e7ed$...
> >> this could also be a problem with your video card..
> >>
> >> Todd
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> "jonathan" <> wrote in message
> >> news:mS1nk.15742$...
> >>> The system goes to F7 and them the power shuts off. I have not reset
the
> >>> CMOS, nor have I swapped power supplies YET. Any Help would be most
> >>> welcome.
> >>
> >
> >
> It turned out to be a loose connection in the power supply for the
> "power good" line.

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