Power problem i think

Look for blown capacitors. Replace them.

did you instal the driver for it? if not download from here http://www.nodevice.com/driver/company/Elitegroup/Motherboard/page11.html instal it and check if is working.                              if you have instal the driver then if everything on the board is working fine if some piece is malfunction then it must be changed.

The very first thing you need to do is unplug all drives inc power.
Now remove as many add in cards as you can without compromising the system.

Try to boot at that point.
If it boots re-connect each piece of hardware one at a time until you find one that causes a problem.
Double check that item for any issues and replaces if needed.

If you have had the fan off the cpu for any reason then you should have cleaned both the cooler fan underside and the top of the CPU and put fresh thermal grease made for that purpose on there. DO NOT use too much as that is almost as bad as too little.

Is the fan the correct type eg motherboard takes 3 pin and fan is 4 pin ?

Make sure it is connected to the CPU FAN pins on the board and not system fan.

If you have another computer and the fan can be removed from the cooler itself you could plug it into the system fan port of another computer to try it out.

under no circumstances should you run a system without the CPU cooler running as it could cause irreparable damage to the CPU

Here are some steps.

Attach the monitor in your CPU and plug it, see if the monitor powers up. If it did, then no problem in your power supply,

Detach the RAM or Memory of your CPU and put it back in, in the different slot. and power up your computer.

Check the cpu power switch if it is correctly attached to the motherboard.

Hello,

If you're pretty sure its your comm ports, boot up into your bios setup screen. (Tap Del while booting) Then go to the onboard devices page or any page that lists your com ports and change the property value to disabled.

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Worldvet

First check to see if a drive died. Unplug all the drive Floppy, hard and dvd or burns. I have come across many time that a drive will die and keep motherboard from booting. Being that you say you get a green light on the motherboard shows that the power suppy is providing some power. But for some reason the internal self test is faulting the power suppy. I have not come cross any bad power supplies killing a motherboard. But I have come across power supplies killing drives. The power switch is a normal open switch so the only time you be able test continuity on it is if you hold the switch in, or the closed position.

it could be your power switch, veriy that it isnt the power supply by

1.) un-plug it from the main board
2.) look at the main board connector(one coming of the power supply)
3.) you should see green wire and next to it a black one
4.) using a paper clip bridge the too wires
5.) if it works proceed to net step if not get a new power supply

to check case switch and board switch

1.) plug in power supply to main board
2.) look at the pins where the power button connects to
3.) using a metal object (blade screw driver) bridge the pins

if the board should start up>
then its your power button on the case that is bad, you can try to repair it, chage it or buy a new case,

if it doesnt work.
1.) ensure that jcms(jumper to flash the bios) is set correctly
2.) unjack each drive one at a time to see if any is causing stalling
3.) get a new main board

Either motherboard, ram module or if no power at all sounds more like a power supply. If the computer has on board video you will need the ram to get any video. But with it removed the board should still beep if the case speaker is connected to the board. Have seen a lot of these less expensive motherboards fail. If there is no power up at all or lights coming on on the case I would think it is a power supply problem. Happens all the time and quite easy to repair. Just put on a new power supply.

Well you really need to get a manual for that. Check the website and download the manual with that model, for sure there is one.

I guess you have connected all the connectors there incorrectly so better look for a manual.

Hi, Make sure you plug in a 4 pin power connector to the motherboard for the processor or nothing will fire up. It's usually yellow and black.