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My mother moved to a new home, when she got to the new home her computer would not boot up at all
When everything is connected as the computer should be, then the green light is a steady flashing light.
I removed all the components that the PSU plugs into, this way I can go through each piece that the PSU supplies power to, and the light then becomes solid Green. This tells me the PSU itself is fine, unless im wrong
I then plugged in the 4 pin wiring into the mobo, and the light stayed green, then when I plugged in the 20 pin connection, the light goes out completely. and will turn back on if i unplug it.
Does this green light actually tell the story of whether or not the mobo could be all done
In that case, is it just worth it to replace the computer, as opposed to replacing just the motherboard
When everything is connected as the computer should be, then the green light is a steady flashing light.
I removed all the components that the PSU plugs into, this way I can go through each piece that the PSU supplies power to, and the light then becomes solid Green. This tells me the PSU itself is fine, unless im wrong
I then plugged in the 4 pin wiring into the mobo, and the light stayed green, then when I plugged in the 20 pin connection, the light goes out completely. and will turn back on if i unplug it.
Does this green light actually tell the story of whether or not the mobo could be all done
In that case, is it just worth it to replace the computer, as opposed to replacing just the motherboard
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