Re: K7S5A works great except when I turn it off!

Does just unplugging your AC from the PSU for several minutes do the same
thing?

"M" <...
> I often can't turn it back easily.
>
> I run my machine 24/7 with no problems. Runs like a champ. However
> recently, when I power the machine off and try to turn it back on the
> next morning, the machine won't respond to the power button. However
> I can usually get it to respond by disconnecting the PS cable, and
> plugging it back into the board.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> I guess one idea I have is that maybe when I pull the PS cable out, it
> ever so slightly lifts/bends the board up. Maybe there is a short?

"Buffalo" <eric(nospam)@xyz.com> wrote in message news:<KUCOa.9227$N7.1719@sccrnsc03>...
> Does just unplugging your AC from the PSU for several minutes do the same
> thing?


Not sure. However last time this worked, flipping the PSU switch
didn't do anything.

On 8 Jul 2003 15:08:23 -0700, In this world we created
(M) wrote :

>"Buffalo" <eric(nospam)@xyz.com> wrote in message news:<KUCOa.9227$N7.1719@sccrnsc03>...
>> Does just unplugging your AC from the PSU for several minutes do the same
>> thing?
>
>
>Not sure. However last time this worked, flipping the PSU switch
>didn't do anything.

You may need the,"Cold Boot" fix.
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Did that several months ago when I was experiencing freezes on a cold
boot. However I'm now having problems booting at all (meaning my
cooling fans won't even turn on)!


Shep© <> wrote in message news:<>. ..
> On 8 Jul 2003 15:08:23 -0700, In this world we created
> (M) wrote :
>
> >"Buffalo" <eric(nospam)@xyz.com> wrote in message news:<KUCOa.9227$N7.1719@sccrnsc03>...
> >> Does just unplugging your AC from the PSU for several minutes do the same
> >> thing?
> >
> >
> >Not sure. However last time this worked, flipping the PSU switch
> >didn't do anything.
>
> You may need the,"Cold Boot" fix.
> Look on and subscribe to here,
> http://pub65.ezboard.com/bk7s5amotherboardforum
> Good set of guys and gals

I am having the same issue. Not on every bootup but every once in a while.
Usually taking the cover off and wiggling the wire from the heatsink fan to
the mobo will fix it. Sounds like a short to me. Other fans in my pc turn on
it's just the one going to my heatsink that doesn't start up.


In article <>,
(M) wrote:
>Did that several months ago when I was experiencing freezes on a cold
>boot. However I'm now having problems booting at all (meaning my
>cooling fans won't even turn on)!
>
>
>Shep© <> wrote in message
> news:<>. ..
>> On 8 Jul 2003 15:08:23 -0700, In this world we created
>> (M) wrote :
>>
>> >"Buffalo" <eric(nospam)@xyz.com> wrote in message
> news:<KUCOa.9227$N7.1719@sccrnsc03>...
>> >> Does just unplugging your AC from the PSU for several minutes do the same
>> >> thing?
>> >
>> >
>> >Not sure. However last time this worked, flipping the PSU switch
>> >didn't do anything.
>>
>> You may need the,"Cold Boot" fix.
>> Look on and subscribe to here,
>> http://pub65.ezboard.com/bk7s5amotherboardforum
>> Good set of guys and gals