Please I need serious help for my 3910 pc
Please I need serious help for my 3910 pc
It began when attempting to replace the old PSU with a new 450-watt cooler master unit, but the system wouldn't power up without the orange indicator flashing. I then reverted to the original PSU. The same issue occurred again. I'm really hoping for a fix.
Many users in Dells rely on a four-pin power connector to supply energy to the CPU.
The Cooler Master PSU isn't working with your PC without adapters. It's becoming more difficult to clarify what's wrong. Are there any other changes in your system besides the orange indicator? Does the computer boot up and function properly? I'm hoping you can help me understand the issue better.
Think about explaining this to a mechanic: You mention a dashboard light, it seems like a battery problem. When you turn the key, the light activates and then the car starts. The light turns on each time you turn the ignition key. Would you say that too?
For clarity, the main concern is the issue with the PC not booting. Please share a photo of the interior after reconnecting the original PSU. Initially, verify that all connections are secure.
I hope there's way HELLO I am sorry to be ungrateful. But if my pc is a gooner so say so. But I pray it's not the case Gooooooooooooood
Consider the etiquette guidelines for online discussions. Forums differ from chat platforms or Discord, and quick replies aren’t guaranteed. Replying repeatedly without purpose can seem dismissive and may cause others to ignore your message. Provide clear details upfront to receive useful answers efficiently. The orange light indicates a specific diagnostic code on Dell systems. It might help to remove the RAM and reinstall it properly. Ask why you replaced the power supplies initially. What 10-pin adapter was used to connect the 24-pin generic power supply to the Dell motherboard?
When I press the start button it turns on once amber and stops there. I searched for the manual but didn’t find anything about my issue. The reason I changed the PSU wasn’t because the old one failed, but it was the first step in upgrading the PC. Thanks for your time.