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June 19th, 2017 20:00

Dell 8300 with DH67M01 Motherboard front panel power connectors

I upgraded from my Dell 8300 at work.  It has an I% processor so the idea was to give it to my son.  He wanted to keep his case, so I thought no big deal.  Now I am ready to toss it all out.

I cannot find a schematic for the front panel cables anywhere (motherboard DH67M01).  I need to hook up Power LED, Power Switch, and HDD LED (there is no reset button).

I only hope I have done it wrong, because now the computer will not boot (black screen with blinking cursor).

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June 20th, 2017 05:00

Rohe posted a pic.  Dell doesn't ever provide this information.

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June 19th, 2017 22:00

Here are a couple of threads that might help you.

en.community.dell.com/.../19629462

en.community.dell.com/.../19586001

You might also check that all the power connectors to the MoBo are properly seated.

Don't give up...

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June 20th, 2017 10:00

There is no such DELL Motherboard part number.

There are 2 Dimension 8300's

The XPS 8300 and the ancient Dimension 8300.

XPS 8300

Dimension 8300

 

 

 

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June 20th, 2017 11:00

That is what is printed on the board, and I found reference to it around the web.  www.findlaptopdriver.com/.../ .  However, you are correct that Dell does not seem to recognize it.

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June 20th, 2017 11:00

Thank you very much SpeedStep!  So simple when you have the picture.  My blackscreen problem ended up a corrupted Windows file.  Now I have everything installed, and the power supply is too small, fortunately, that is an easy fix.

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June 20th, 2017 16:00

Rohe posted a pic.  Dell doesn't ever provide this information.

For the record, I didn't post the pin-out diagram in that thread. rdunnill posted the diagram and deserves the credit. :emotion-5: 

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June 20th, 2017 22:00

I installed an XPS 8500 motherboard, similar to the XPS 8300, in an aftermarket case. It works well.

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