Help again please

[Filenot]

So friend who was helping me ditched me. 

 

What pins do I short to turn it on? (The case is busted. I'm filing a claim(on ups), but also a test boot to see what else is damaged if any

[Filenot]

Nevermind

[Guest]

pins 6 & 8 - power switch connetor

[DaRedBoi]

This should be moved to the troubleshooting section.

[FuzzyLogic]

Pins 6 and 8 should be directly left of the cutout where there is no pin.

[Filenot]

8 minutes ago, DaRedBoi said:

This should be moved to the troubleshooting section.

Alright. How do

[Guest]

Just now, Filenot said:

Alright. How do

Done

[Jasun]

13 minutes ago, Filenot said:

So friend who was helping me ditched me. 

I love this line. ??

[Filenot]

12 minutes ago, Windspeed36 said:

pins 6 & 8 - power switch connetor

I can't turn it off it just hits reset. Can I just hot the PSU switch? 

[Filenot]

Just now, Jasun said:

I love this line. ??

The best part is, he came back, and did it again

[DaRedBoi]

16 minutes ago, Filenot said:

So friend who was helping me ditched me. 

1

We can be your friends.

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Filenot said:

I can't turn it off it just hits reset. Can I just hot the PSU switch? 

What do you mean?

[DaRedBoi]

Just now, Windspeed36 said:

What do you mean?

I think he means turn of the PSU

[Filenot]

Just now, Windspeed36 said:

What do you mean?

Is it fine to cut the power if it's running (no os install or installing. Bois closed)

 

Shorting the pins just resets it

[Guest]

Just now, Filenot said:

Is it fine to cut the power if it's running (no os install or installing. Bois closed)

 

Shorting the pins just resets it

Then you're hitting the reset pins, not the power pins.

 

Is there any OS installed? If so, why not just shutdown from within the OS.

[DaRedBoi]

Yeah I think its fine since your system isn't fully onish.

You can watch this vid from linus to help.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TovcF1j3bE&t=281s

[Filenot]

3 minutes ago, Windspeed36 said:

Then you're hitting the reset pins, not the power pins.

 

Is there any OS installed? If so, why not just shutdown from within the OS.

No os, also, the power and reset pins are way to close

[DaRedBoi]

I

Just now, Filenot said:

No os, also, the power and reset pins are way to close

It's fine to flip the switch on the PSU then.

[Filenot]

5 minutes ago, DaRedBoi said:

I

It's fine to flip the switch on the PSU then.

Thanks.