PC Booting problem

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My pc does not turn on correctly. All of the pins for the front panels are positioned according to the manual, but when i push the power button the fans flash on 4 times for about a half second each time and then nothing happens
Please help
 
Hi, try to reset CMOS, disconnect all hardware like cd-roms, hdd , floppy, ect.. then try to start MOBO.
 
nothing comes on he screen b/c the computer never gets achance to boot
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The fans spin a little each time the power flashes on
 
I notice that you have posted the same problem three different times. Please list the components of your system. It might suggest a solution.

That said, have you connected all the power connections on your motherboard? Let's start there.
 
Motherboard:ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe socket-939
Processor: AMD Athlon 64 3500+ Manchester 2.2GHz Socket 939 Processor Model
Case: JPAC-ATX Mid Tower (came with power supply that worked for a bit, but i was told it would burn out so i replaced it)
Power Supply: XION-450 Watt ATX 12V
RAM: Centon DDR 512MB PC2700
HDD: WDCaviar-SE-7200RPM 160GB-8MB Cache/100 MB/s
DiskDrive: LiteON-Combo Drive 52x32x52x CD-RW & 16x DVD-ROM
Graphics:pNY Geforce 7600 GS 256MB DDR2
Case fans: 80mm case fans
 
could it possibly be the psu b/c before i replaced the old one it worked fine
but the new one i replaced it with was brand new
 
It's possible for even a brand new power supply to go bad. Do you have another you can hook up for test purposes?
 
Hey there, I had the same problem with my computer. Hopefully yours doesn't need what mine did... I ended up replacing the power supply with a bigger one, and had to wait over a week to get it back from newegg... then once I got the new one, it ended up being the mobo that was dead. Had to wait another week to get that back... Once both were replaced, it worked fine. I would try replacing the power supply first, and if it still does it, the mobo. Hope this helps. -Dennis
 
It won't post or boot without RAM so testing without it wouldn't tell you much about the motherboard, I think.
 
XION is not the best PSU company. I have read reviews regarding them. Basically when you get a XION PSU. You toss it and replace it with something better.
 
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