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crwdns2934243:0crwdne2934243:0 mike

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Hi Alisha @flannelist,
Get one of those PCI slot motherboard diagnostic Post Code readers which will tell you at what point the power on process dies.
-Note that the codes may stop just before the problem. Makes sense right? If a component in the sequence is not working no code willi display so the one before will.
+Note that the codes may stop just before the problem. Makes sense right? If a component in the sequence is not working no code will display but the one just before will.
The better ones also show the 5 and 12 volt levels, etc.

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crwdns2934245:0crwdne2934245:0 mike

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Hi Alisha @flannelist,
Get one of those PCI slot motherboard diagnostic Post Code readers which will tell you at what point the power on process dies.
Note that the codes may stop just before the problem. Makes sense right? If a component in the sequence is not working no code willi display so the one before will.
-The better ones also show the 5 and 12 volt levels.
+The better ones also show the 5 and 12 volt levels, etc.

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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 mike

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Hi Alisha @flannelist,

Get one of those PCI slot motherboard diagnostic Post Code readers which will tell you at what point the power on process dies.

Note that the codes may stop just before the problem. Makes sense right?  If a component in the sequence is not working no code willi display so the one before will.

The better ones also show the 5 and 12 volt levels.

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