F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Attempted to reinstall the case plate after assembling the PC, but the device fails to power on.

Attempted to reinstall the case plate after assembling the PC, but the device fails to power on.

Attempted to reinstall the case plate after assembling the PC, but the device fails to power on.

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LRyuiti
Junior Member
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04-01-2022, 06:43 PM
#1
He system was working properly until I tried to install the back plate again. It didn’t fit, so I organized the cables. After removing it, I powered it on but it failed to start. The power button caused a brief blue flashing light and the motherboard illumination would turn off after that. Once I pressed the power button again, the GPU displayed a short flash. I’m unsure what’s happening since all connections look secure.
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LRyuiti
04-01-2022, 06:43 PM #1

He system was working properly until I tried to install the back plate again. It didn’t fit, so I organized the cables. After removing it, I powered it on but it failed to start. The power button caused a brief blue flashing light and the motherboard illumination would turn off after that. Once I pressed the power button again, the GPU displayed a short flash. I’m unsure what’s happening since all connections look secure.

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BlindedCookie
Junior Member
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04-07-2022, 09:13 PM
#2
Check each cord carefully, remove it, and reinsert it tightly. This should resolve the issue. Some pins, like the CPU 8 or 24pin, or GPU 8pin, may appear fully inserted but aren't.
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BlindedCookie
04-07-2022, 09:13 PM #2

Check each cord carefully, remove it, and reinsert it tightly. This should resolve the issue. Some pins, like the CPU 8 or 24pin, or GPU 8pin, may appear fully inserted but aren't.

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erik_24022005
Member
158
04-07-2022, 09:34 PM
#3
It appears a suitable cable management schedule is expected, along with verification that no connections were lost or components damaged during the process of pushing and forcing the back panel.
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erik_24022005
04-07-2022, 09:34 PM #3

It appears a suitable cable management schedule is expected, along with verification that no connections were lost or components damaged during the process of pushing and forcing the back panel.

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Pietrodar
Member
166
04-24-2022, 04:06 PM
#4
Adjust the panel and ensure every connector is secure. Verify there are no shorts or damaged wires.
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Pietrodar
04-24-2022, 04:06 PM #4

Adjust the panel and ensure every connector is secure. Verify there are no shorts or damaged wires.

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IAmLiam
Member
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05-01-2022, 10:48 PM
#5
Sure, I replaced my PS a few years back by bending a wire.
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IAmLiam
05-01-2022, 10:48 PM #5

Sure, I replaced my PS a few years back by bending a wire.

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xId0
Member
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05-03-2022, 08:35 PM
#6
I believe the issue might be with the case itself. My motherboard, PCI, and GPU were all functioning properly, so those components likely aren’t the cause. It probably isn’t the CPU or RAM either. The problem seems to lie with the casing. I purchased this case recently when I was just starting out, and my friend recommended it without noticing any flaws. In reality, it appears to be very inexpensive and of poor quality. It’s possible they were damaged during assembly, perhaps from trying to install the back panel. I also tested the PCI cords—only the case cords showed activity—but when I repeated the test, the results changed. What are your thoughts?
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xId0
05-03-2022, 08:35 PM #6

I believe the issue might be with the case itself. My motherboard, PCI, and GPU were all functioning properly, so those components likely aren’t the cause. It probably isn’t the CPU or RAM either. The problem seems to lie with the casing. I purchased this case recently when I was just starting out, and my friend recommended it without noticing any flaws. In reality, it appears to be very inexpensive and of poor quality. It’s possible they were damaged during assembly, perhaps from trying to install the back panel. I also tested the PCI cords—only the case cords showed activity—but when I repeated the test, the results changed. What are your thoughts?