As there's no sign of life, suggest you first replace the power supply with a 'Known' working unit and see if this makes difference.
You need a working PSU to testing the motherboard.
Generic ATX power supply units can be installed, with either a 24-pin or 20+4-pin main motherboard power connector and with, or without the On/off switch.
Note: A power supply with four SATA power connectors, is needed. Also, look for power supplies of no longer than 5.9 inches in length.
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Forgot to mention, have you tried connecting the power cord to a different outlet, without the surge protector?
Bev
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As there's no sign of life, suggest you first replace the power supply with a 'Known' working unit and see if this makes difference.
You need a working PSU to testing the motherboard.
Generic ATX power supply units can be installed, with either a 24-pin or 20+4-pin main motherboard power connector and with, or without the On/off switch.
Note: A power supply with four SATA power connectors, is needed. Also, look for power supplies of no longer than 5.9 inches in length.
Bev.
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