How do I turn off the on board video in a e-machine w2686

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Pulled the wires off of just the Power On switch? http://www.directron.com/atxswitch.html

(Goes inside the Power On button)

Or did you pull ALL the wires off of the Front Panel? (Also known as Front Bezel)

The eMachines W2686 uses a NexGen computer case.

http://www.e4allupgraders.info/dir1/ecase/support/ecase_identification.shtml

Is this NexGen Front Bezel like yours?

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it's not issue of CPU problem 1st chack your CPU Fan is working or not then only u can find the pro

Google your question there are sites there that sell face plates

http://www.memoryupgrade.pro/emachines-memory-w-series-w2686.html
This link will give you the specs you need and then you can go and purchase the ram wherever you want to. If the page displays weird when you click on the link just refresh the page and all should be well.

Your problem would not be with a battery, but the power supply. Try plugging into a different outlet just to make sure, but sounds like you may need a new power supply.

you could replace your video card.but it could be a motherboard problem as well.if your card can be removed try it in another pc.you could also try resetting the computer bios.

hi im josh in cebu phils.may i help you? Friend if the pc does'nt power on even you have replace the power supply. it means that there is a major problem in your hardware definetly if not the power suppy the motherboard or the processor.be sure to have compatible mainboard and processor because there are mainboard that does'nt support a certain processor please try to check it .try to replace another motherboard that is compatible to your processor. or check the connection of the power on button and the wires from supply to motherboard.please do that to solve your problem hope i helped you good luck.

Couple things to check. First, check with different monitor. Their monitors are usually build by KDS and I think there was a bad series out there. Also check for any beep codes through speakers on startup, this can tell you bad ram or bad video out. Also try unplugging computer and removing CMOS battery inside (watch like battery). Lastly, If non of the above, a bad processor will allow the computer to come on but no beep, no boot, no nothing but fans and green power light. Hope this helps a little.....

from the spec of the motherboard it should be one of the pin headers near the Bios battery (looks like a coin on the mobo)

hopefully (if you look close enough) it should be marked pwr