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My PC turns on right after I turn it off

bubberduck
By bubberduck
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Ever since I got the h510 elite case my PC turns on right after I turn it off. The actual power button doesn't work. The only way to turn it off and keep it off is to turn off the PSU. I have troubleshooted many times but nothing works. I think it might be the actual power SW inside the PC. The end part that is connected to the power supply doesn't full connect because it required a 4 pin with 2 pins below, and I have never seen one of those. Someone please help and feel free to ask questions on anything.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

 

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21 minutes ago, bubberduck said:

Ever since I got the h510 elite case my PC turns on right after I turn it off. The actual power button doesn't work. The only way to turn it off and keep it off is to turn off the PSU. I have troubleshooted many times but nothing works. I think it might be the actual power SW inside the PC. The end part that is connected to the power supply doesn't full connect because it required a 4 pin with 2 pins below, and I have never seen one of those. Someone please help and feel free to ask questions on anything.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

 

there is a chance that, that is caused by the power supply! maybe its bad or maybe who wires are touching each other and as a security feature, the computer shutsdown.. the thing which i think the most is its a bad psu... i had one of computer doing the same thing with it and i replaced the powersupply, and it started to work fine!

hey! i know to use a computer

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I thought the same thing, I actually just replaced it today and it still isn't working. There is enough wattage, and everything is connected properly.

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