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03-26-2018 02:11 PM
Hi, I have an HP Desktop 110 Series(239) computer.
I recently opened up the case, as my cpu was constantly maxing; I cleaned the case fan and cpu fan, and now it will not turn on. I believe I have the cpu fan on the right way and the case fan is on the right way. The fans spin and the USB ports recieve power but I recieve no signal on my monitor and the power button stays black.
If anyone can help, I'd be extremely grateful!
Thanks, Cameron.
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03-26-2018 02:36 PM
You may have "flexed" the motherboard, and cracked it (internally?) when removing/replacing the heat-sink, and broke something in your "multi-layer" motherboard. Ouch!
Temporarily replace the power-supply. That is the easiest "part-swap" to try.
Sourcing a different motherboard will be more difficult/expensive, and it may not help.
03-26-2018 02:33 PM
Thanks for the reply, it doesn't seem to work. There are a few 4 pin sockets from the power supply and I've already tried reconnecting all the cables. I've referenced an image of the inside of the computer case for my help, and all the cables are in the correct position as far as I know.
03-26-2018 02:36 PM
You may have "flexed" the motherboard, and cracked it (internally?) when removing/replacing the heat-sink, and broke something in your "multi-layer" motherboard. Ouch!
Temporarily replace the power-supply. That is the easiest "part-swap" to try.
Sourcing a different motherboard will be more difficult/expensive, and it may not help.
03-26-2018 02:39 PM
Thanks, yeah. I've thought that maybe that happened because the motherboard seems to slightly "bend" when I screw in the cpu fan sometimes. The computer CPU/motherboard is an APU so I'd have to get a whole new computer before I could even use it. My other HP computer gets stuck on a booting loop when I start it up, so I'm stuck on my third computer until I can earn $1200 for a new computer. Thanks.
03-26-2018 02:45 PM
> CPU/motherboard is an APU.
Well, if it is, then searching on eBay will ONLY find identical CPU/motherboard components.
You could swap-out the old one, and swap-in the new one, without buying a complete computer.
Probably, on eBay, about $150 US -- definitely not $1200 !
03-26-2018 02:59 PM - edited 03-26-2018 02:59 PM
> It's $39.99 on ebay for the greenwood ft3
This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available.
Did you buy it, or did the seller end the listing?
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03-26-2018 07:07 PM
Your system: HP and Compaq Desktop PCs - Motherboard Specifications (Greenwood)
- Manufacturer: Foxconn
- Manufacturer name: H-Greenwood_FT3
- HP/Compaq name: Greenwood
- SSID: 2AE4
eBay: HP 251 450 SERIES AMD E1-2500 MOTHERBOARD 812557-001 812557-501 812557-601 USA
$55 USA, ships from California.