Power Button Orange

empirebattls.com · 2009-06-06

I know this has probably been posed several times before, but my power button goes orange when attempting to start the computer. I assumed it was some sort of power problem, so i went along with some troubleshooting techniques. I will list some of the things that i have done in efforts to find the problem. *** I got a new, working power supply. [COLOR="Red"]No effect[/COLOR] *** I attempted to start the computer, with NOTHING connected, except for the CPU, power, power button, and monitor (Graphics card is built in). [COLOR="Red"]No effect[/COLOR] *** I got a new battery for the motherboard to eliminate that as part of the problem. [COLOR="Red"]No effect[/COLOR] My next thought is that there was some sort of power sure in the graphics that would be causing this, but i lack another graphics card to test it out. (which i wouldn't think a problem with the graphics, would route back to the power switch light). Any suggestions on things to test would be welcome. Thanks

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I know this has probably been posed several times before, but my power button goes orange when attempting to start the computer. I assumed it was some sort of power problem, so i went along with some troubleshooting techniques. I will list some of the things that i have done in efforts to find the problem.

*** I got a new, working power supply. No effect
*** I attempted to start the computer, with NOTHING connected, except for the CPU, power, power button, and monitor (Graphics card is built in). No effect
*** I got a new battery for the motherboard to eliminate that as part of the problem. No effect

My next thought is that there was some sort of power sure in the graphics that would be causing this, but i lack another graphics card to test it out. (which i wouldn't think a problem with the graphics, would route back to the power switch light).

Any suggestions on things to test would be welcome.

Thanks

empirebattls.com, Jun 6, 2009

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