Connections to the motherboard

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• HP Pavilion 6835: HP pavilion 6835 Office off the market not connected to the motherboard. Where does it connect?

  The switch turned off-lit is disconnected and is not attached to the motherboard.  Where it connect?

  Hi again aebw,

  Thank you for providing your information!

  According to the Specifications of the product for your desktop computer, the chassis power cables connect to the motherboard along the extreme low Panel shown in the figure below:

  

  Front connectors can be applied using this schema:

  

  And this is the type of connector represented by the figures above:

  1. keyboard lock

  2. LED message

  3. outdoor cable of SMI

  4. speaker connector

  5. ATX power switch

  6. Drive LED

  7. reset switch

  8. power indicator

  You want to make sure that the 'GROUND' chassis connector is plugged #5 and "PWRLED" is plugged #8.

  I hope this helps!

  Best regards

• HPE 1170 uk: card Wintv... Where it connects to the motherboard?

  I have a hp pavilion 1170 uk Office http://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c03023321

  the black cable of the wintv card came loose from the motherboard. It is a 4 pin connector. I can't for the life of me see where it connects to the Board of Directors.

  can anyone help?

  Yes.  This looks like a USB connector.  Looking at your link, and then on the motherboard page support page - port USB headers are at the bottom of the card mother and labeled F_USB1, F_USB2 or F_USB3.  The "strong" part of the form passes over the location of the empty spindle to align the other four pins to the correct location.

• Monitor goes into Sleep Mode immediately after the connection to the motherboard

  Hi all

  My problem is like this.

  I have a desktop crt monitor. When I give power to it without plugging it into the motherboard, it's showing a message 'no signal' all the time and never goes to sleep mode.

  But when I connect it to the motherboard, the monitor goes into sleep mode immediately. When I delete the connection of motherboard once again, it's back mode 'sleep' and saying 'no signal 'again.

  Any other monitor works well with this office properly.

  This same thing happens when I am trying to connect this monitor to my laptop as an external display device.

  What could be the problem?

  Kind regards

  James

  Hi Ty,.

  I suggest that you check the manual of the monitor to check the frequency of the monitor support.

  It seems that the monitor is defective because the other monitor works fine.

• Impossible to recognize the second disk hard when it is connected to the motherboard.

  OK via a USB adapter...

  W - XP pro. SATA drives,
  They do not work at the same time...
  Same problem with the W - 7 computer...
  Can I have 2 hard drives that do not recognize the motherboards. ??

  Hello

  • If it works well before?
  • What were the changes made before the show?

  You can check this link:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310575

• Tecra M9 - can I access blocked HD password when the motherboard is dead?

  I dropped something heavy on the keyboard of my Tecra M9, which ruined the motherboard. I heard tell that I now can't access the data on my hard drive password protected (that is to say, it requires a password before starting upwards) because he needs the motherboard with which this password created. Can anyone say if this is indeed the case, and how to recover the data?

  Hello

  I think that you don t need the same motherboard in order to remove the HARD drive password.
  As Tom said, the HARD drive must be connected to the laptop that supports the BIOS where you can change or delete the HDD password.

  Here you can find a good post how to remove the known HARD drive password:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=219183

  the technician should do the same thing after the HARD drive has been connected to the motherboard.

• Pavilion dv7 - 1243cl: Questions of compensation for the motherboard component

  I have the following related material two 2 for hp experts, and both issues are with respect to the same JBK00 - 4091 P Rev 1 a motherboard, which is installed in a computer hp Pavilion dv7 - 1243 cl laptop:

  Below, I've included a picture that relates to both of my questions.

  QUESTION #1: I accidentally lost a resistance in repair motherboard of my friend. None of the experts know the ohm value of resistance R610?

  As you can probably tell from the image, below, I accidentally ripped out all the pads of twelve 12 pins on the motherboard for FFC connector JP36 (pictured below), so I have to fill each of the connections with wire 30AWG pin connector FFC (JP36). That said, I have been unable to trace the pin #10 connector FFC to any component on the motherboard, so my last question is the following:

  QUESTION #2: Regarding the twelve 12-pin FFC connector as shown in the image below (component no. PCB: JP36), which component pin #10 connects to the motherboard?

  Any help would be DEEPLY appreciated!

  

  I thought about it, so I thought I'd post the answer just in case someone else has the same problem in the future.

  R611 = 0.1 Ω

  R610 = 0.1 Ω

• connections on the front 9150f Panel

  I recently had a few replacement cable on my 9150f, which required to unplug some cables for the ot of the way. After putting everything back together, I lost the use of the slots of the façade as well as the card reader usb memory front. While I was being cautious, I must have done a mistake reconnecting anything. Could someone please advise on what usb connection on the motherboard should go to what cable? Thank you very much!

  The exact location is okay, as long as 4/5-pin connectors go to the 'black' motherboard headers match and 8/10 pin connectors go to headers corresponding motherboard 'white '. These header is all labelled "F_USB #

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

  Please click the White Star of KUDOS to show your appreciation

• How to replace the motherboard on the Pavilion p6550z

  How to replace the motherboard on the Pavilion p6550z

  Depending on where you have acquired your replacement Board Aloe, it may be 'tattooed' with the name of the model, product number and the serial number of your computer.

  Use these HP guides as needed.

  (1) unplug the computer and hold power in 5 to 10 seconds.

  (2) on the side of the cover (see guides above)

  (3) place the case on the closed side with the open side facing upwards

  (4) take a photograph detailed inside your computer... take more if necessary

  (5) unscrew the restraint of external expansion card (see guides above)

  (6) disconnect the power supply connections to the motherboard and all devices... tag and/or take more pictures

  (7) remove the... rock expansion cards cards gently just pulling up

  (8) unplug data cables from the motherboard and readers... tag and/or take more pictures

  (9) disconnect remaining USB switch, connections etc... once again, the label or take more pictures

  (10) remove all motherboard screws on the case and remove the motherboard

  (11) reverse the steps, starting with #10 and working #1

  Good luck

• Pre-install Windows 8 motherboard, the motherboard can be replaced

  Hello

  IM thinking of upgrading my motherboard MSI Computer Corporation LGA 1155 B75 Intel so I can add an additional graphics card but windows 8 is related to the motherboard or not

  Hello:

  Windows 8 is connected to the motherboard.

  There is no product key to use.

  If you upgrade a new motherboard, you will need to purchase a new license W8 or W7.

  It would have been necessary anyway since it is illegal to install an OEM operating system on a motherboard upgrade.

  At Microsoft, a motherboard upgrade = a new PC and an OEM license cannot be transferred to a motherboard upgraded or to another PC.

• IDE connectors on the motherboard, can they be used?

  Hi new to the forum. I have an a1747c and my DVD/RW quit player. I'm sure I have fried it backup my files, in any case I was looking at the connectors on the motherboard and saw the unused ide connectors. None of the drives are IDE, but you can use the ide connectors at the same time with the hard drive and dvd ide not? hope my question of sense, thxs advance, Terry

  Message edited by electriciandude on 06/06/2009 19:32

  It does not matter what IDE channel you use.  Things to check are: 1) make sure that the correct end of the ground is connected to the motherboard - usually the blue end. ((2) check jumper on IDE device - if the device is the only device on the cable layer, to 'Master' 3) check in the BIOS if the device is recognized 4) if 'yes' to 3) then check in "Device Manager" to see if recognized if 'no' to 3) or 4) check connections for cable connection and the power of Ribbon.  (5) does DVD flicker at startup power light?

• Where is the connector on the card reader on the motherboard of the Aloe (p6777c)?

  I removed my Pavilion p6777c motherboard to add a secondary market of the cooler and reconnected all cables going to motherboard except the card reader cable.  I find no documentation indicating where the card reader cable connects to the motherboard Aloe.  Connector 4-pin fits on the bottom 4 of a USB connector pins, but if it connects to one I do not know which.  Any help is appreciated.  Thanks, Jeff

  Please see diagram below;

  

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  The card reader can plug into one of the ports labeled USB5, USB6, USB7 USB8.

• Dell XPS 420 not go, bright, flashing orange light orange on the motherboard, flashing green light behind USB on motherboard

  I am running Windows 7 on my XPS 420, I had updated the power supply two years back and installed extra ram and an SSD, a few months ago.

  I quit the PC last night, normally

  This morning, it is not booting, the light was blinking orange, including the connected mouse was blinking also.

  I decided to open it and check all connections; everything went well on the inside.  Before you open the PC, I unplugged all the extras connected like mouse, etc.

  The computer has actually started up normally and when I plugged the monitor it looked ordinary, he had reached the Windows login screen.

  HOWEVER, when I plugged the first rear USB component, the computer off and started to blink.

  I'm not sure what the problem is here.  My motherboard is fried?  I don't think it's the power supply from the computer DID resume after I noticed the blinking yellow light.  I wonder if the flashing of the earlier mouse and/or the flashing green on the back (inside the PC) of USB port average something else.

  Any advice is greatly appreciated

  AC360

  First check that all the cables for power and data are correctly connected, including the cables on the front panel.

  No difference and if you're comfortable working around computers, you can try the following:

  Note: The only 100% POWER supply test method, is to install a known working power.

  Unplug the power cord, hold the power button in for about 15-20 seconds, open the case, disconnect the power connector 24-pin motherboard and jumping the Green wire to one of the black wires, plug in the power cord and the power of the system, if the PSU, case fans and disk hard drive performance then the power supply can be good.

  Note: Do not remove the wires from the plug, use a small piece of wire or a paper clip as a rider.

  Extract supply and the system still does not work, yet once remove the power cord, hold button power in a few seconds to discharge residual power, reconnect the connector 24 pin to the motherboard.

  Remove any PCI video card [as appropriate], memory cards, all the devices, unplug data cables and power to all readers, check that the cable from the front panel is connected to the motherboard, without anything else connected to the system, reconnect the power cable and power the system on.

  If there is no difference in the diagnostic lights, of "Beep" codes and/or the indication of the LED on the power button, it would seem that the motherboard is dead and/or the processor and the only method I know to check a processor is perhaps install a compatible work PC, or use a known job processing.

  Bev.

• Broke the plastic connector that holds DVD Ribbon on the motherboard

  Hello

  I got my new Alienware M14x open and looked at the DVD player when I accidentally broke the plastic connector that keeps the ribbon cable to the connection on the motherboard. This is the connector that holds the zero insertion force (ZFI) on the tablecloth.

  It was a negligent act on my part, and I take responsibility.

  Is it possible to buy this small plastic connector? I have no part number. I do not use my DVD player at all and looked out swapping for a HARD drive. To do this, I need the connector to the ribbon cable can be connected to the motherboard.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  I managed to solve this problem without using the original part.

  See the post, http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3518/t/19600130

• Pavilion a1130n block of POWER LED flashes when it is connected to the mobo

  We had a power outage and now PC won't start at all and power and power supply lights both blink.  I went through the list of power supply.  When everything is unplugged PSU led remains lit.  When I plug in the mobo light starts flashing again.

  On another forum, someone suggested clearing CMOS as check/solution possible, but I've seen suggested once on all of the controls/solutions out there.

  Should I try clearing CMOS or who would really do something to help here?

  Also, I am trying to determine the most cost-effective path of repair/replacement.  The main consideration for me is software and data on the hard drive, I would really like.  I know that the machine is old so I'm thinking the mobo may need to be upgraded in any case of 6 years and the PSU, should probably due to his age and the likelihood it will fail before too long.

  Any guidance is appreciated.

  lardfw wrote: I deleted CMOS (using the pull method) and there is no change. Well, I understand that it was a long shot. I followed the checklist (do not skip steps).  I was a little fuzzy on the checklist is should I go ahead and take memory cards and disconnect the headset, microphone, usb ports, etc to the MoBo? During the only thing connected to the PSU is the MoBo.  Nothing connected to the PSU = green fixed.  Connected to the power supply flashing green = MoBo. So my concern is passed: the hell of the MoBo or PSU is (because I'm buddy up to the idea that it is).  in order to use the hard drive in a new configuration (specifically the software and data on the hard drive).

  Hello lardfw, with nothing connected to the motherboard and you try to start the system, if the motherboard was not defective, with the power supply work as it should, you get all kinds of sound signals, especially when the memory is removed.

  I'm sure that the motherboard has failed. You should be able to remove the hard drive and install it into another system such as a secondary drive and not the bootable disc and be able to copy some files from the hard drive. You would not be able to access the applications.

  Once you have recovered all the data you may be, you could then reformat the hard drive and use the total capacity of the disk as a backup, or even use it as a bootable stick with a new operating system installation.