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Windows XP/2000 - power supply poblems posted in the Operating Systems forums; Originally Posted by Seraph29 yeah it didnt have one...but ive tried differnt combinations of the connectors to plug into like the dvd and hard drive and i put the smaller ...

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Originally Posted by Seraph29
yeah it didnt have one...but ive tried differnt combinations of the connectors to plug into like the dvd and hard drive and i put the smaller connector into the floppy spot. is there like a certain place to put this 4 pin connectors? like do the yahve to go with certain things or does any 4 pin connector work with anything?
the standard 4-pin molex connectors-- are interchangeable-- except for the floppy.
There is a square-shaped 4-pin connector-- that connects to the mobo near the processor (for the chip)-- is that plugged in ?


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Do you have a "square" -looking connector hooked up next to the processor on the mbo ?

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yeah that was plugged in and so wasnt the uhhhh 20 pin one for the mobo
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yeah im returning this one for a new one cuz i think this one is prolly just DOA or somthing...ill let you know how it goes
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I was just about to suggest that... sorry. It does happen.
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i got a new one that one also was messing that one pin i nthe 20 pin connecter. as did all those in stock so i figured it was supposed to or somthing. anyways i tried it and it owrked nooo beeping! then i hooked up the moniter to it after i turned it off, and i put in the ethernet cord and usb ****. and started it up again...and it started beeping....AGAIN!
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any ideas anyone?

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