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17-03-10, 01:35 PM

Took the side off my case last night to look how many system fans I could have in the case. Also, while I was there I thought I'd try to tidy up the wiring. Didnt get very far though as it was already about the best I could make it. Only unplugged an IDE cable and a SATA cable. The SATA cable also has power to it from the power button on the case which connects to the PSU.

Anyway, after I put it all back together, the damn thing wont start up! I get a small "fizz" when I connect the power cable to the PSU like you normally get. When I press the power button, the LCD display on my case lights up for a fraction of a second then goes off. If I press the power button again, nothing happens. If I unplug it and plug it back in, I get the same split second lighting of the LCD display.

I took the PSU to work today and tried it on another PC and it worked fine. Bit gutted really cos I thought it might just ne a dud PSU. Now Im thinking it could be more serious. Oh, and I tried another power lead too and that also didnt work.

Any ideas anyone?

17-03-10, 01:35 PM	#1
M65 Guest Posts: n/a	Need Some PC Help Took the side off my case last night to look how many system fans I could have in the case. Also, while I was there I thought I'd try to tidy up the wiring. Didnt get very far though as it was already about the best I could make it. Only unplugged an IDE cable and a SATA cable. The SATA cable also has power to it from the power button on the case which connects to the PSU. Anyway, after I put it all back together, the damn thing wont start up! I get a small "fizz" when I connect the power cable to the PSU like you normally get. When I press the power button, the LCD display on my case lights up for a fraction of a second then goes off. If I press the power button again, nothing happens. If I unplug it and plug it back in, I get the same split second lighting of the LCD display. I took the PSU to work today and tried it on another PC and it worked fine. Bit gutted really cos I thought it might just ne a dud PSU. Now Im thinking it could be more serious. Oh, and I tried another power lead too and that also didnt work. Any ideas anyone?