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Computer Stuck In Reboot Loop When Using Case Power Switch
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Computer won't POST after power outageComputer continuously power-cyclingComputer Restart : it shutdown but it never power upReason for computer not booting when power button pressedComputer Doesn't Always Turn on when Pressing Power ButtonComputer starts only when power switch is turned off momentarilyEndless loop when booting computerComputer does a boot loopWindows 10 stuck in BSOD reboot loopSamsung Chronos 7 laptop boot/reboot loop after installing Windows 10 1709
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When I power my computer on using the Case power switch, the Motherboard returns code 20, then code 55, then power cycles again and again (displaying those same two codes).
However, if I press the power button directly on the Mobo, it boots normally and everything is fine.
Additional Detail: if I restart from windows, the computer also gets stuck in the power cycle loop.
windows-10 motherboard hardware-failure
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When I power my computer on using the Case power switch, the Motherboard returns code 20, then code 55, then power cycles again and again (displaying those same two codes).
However, if I press the power button directly on the Mobo, it boots normally and everything is fine.
Additional Detail: if I restart from windows, the computer also gets stuck in the power cycle loop.
windows-10 motherboard hardware-failure
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A computer should only boot from the motherboard. What else do you want it to boot from? That's like saying Airplane only gets into the air from the ground. And what do you mean by the power button directly on the motherboard(distinct from the 'case one'. Can you provide a picture? Also, if you have issues with a switch attached to the motherboard then you can try tapping contacts together with a screwdriver. So if there is an issue with the switch attached to the power pins, then you'd know.
– barlop
yesterday
This sounds like a hardware issue. Have you confirmed the cable going from the cable to the motherboard is installed in the correct orientation?
– Ramhound
yesterday
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When I power my computer on using the Case power switch, the Motherboard returns code 20, then code 55, then power cycles again and again (displaying those same two codes).
However, if I press the power button directly on the Mobo, it boots normally and everything is fine.
Additional Detail: if I restart from windows, the computer also gets stuck in the power cycle loop.
windows-10 motherboard hardware-failure
asked yesterday
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When I power my computer on using the Case power switch, the Motherboard returns code 20, then code 55, then power cycles again and again (displaying those same two codes).
However, if I press the power button directly on the Mobo, it boots normally and everything is fine.
Additional Detail: if I restart from windows, the computer also gets stuck in the power cycle loop.
windows-10 motherboard hardware-failure
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A computer should only boot from the motherboard. What else do you want it to boot from? That's like saying Airplane only gets into the air from the ground. And what do you mean by the power button directly on the motherboard(distinct from the 'case one'. Can you provide a picture? Also, if you have issues with a switch attached to the motherboard then you can try tapping contacts together with a screwdriver. So if there is an issue with the switch attached to the power pins, then you'd know.
– barlop
yesterday
This sounds like a hardware issue. Have you confirmed the cable going from the cable to the motherboard is installed in the correct orientation?
– Ramhound
yesterday
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A computer should only boot from the motherboard. What else do you want it to boot from? That's like saying Airplane only gets into the air from the ground. And what do you mean by the power button directly on the motherboard(distinct from the 'case one'. Can you provide a picture? Also, if you have issues with a switch attached to the motherboard then you can try tapping contacts together with a screwdriver. So if there is an issue with the switch attached to the power pins, then you'd know.
– barlop
yesterday
This sounds like a hardware issue. Have you confirmed the cable going from the cable to the motherboard is installed in the correct orientation?
– Ramhound
yesterday
A computer should only boot from the motherboard. What else do you want it to boot from? That's like saying Airplane only gets into the air from the ground. And what do you mean by the power button directly on the motherboard(distinct from the 'case one'. Can you provide a picture? Also, if you have issues with a switch attached to the motherboard then you can try tapping contacts together with a screwdriver. So if there is an issue with the switch attached to the power pins, then you'd know.
– barlop
yesterday
A computer should only boot from the motherboard. What else do you want it to boot from? That's like saying Airplane only gets into the air from the ground. And what do you mean by the power button directly on the motherboard(distinct from the 'case one'. Can you provide a picture? Also, if you have issues with a switch attached to the motherboard then you can try tapping contacts together with a screwdriver. So if there is an issue with the switch attached to the power pins, then you'd know.
– barlop
yesterday
This sounds like a hardware issue. Have you confirmed the cable going from the cable to the motherboard is installed in the correct orientation?
– Ramhound
yesterday
This sounds like a hardware issue. Have you confirmed the cable going from the cable to the motherboard is installed in the correct orientation?
– Ramhound
yesterday
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A computer should only boot from the motherboard. What else do you want it to boot from? That's like saying Airplane only gets into the air from the ground. And what do you mean by the power button directly on the motherboard(distinct from the 'case one'. Can you provide a picture? Also, if you have issues with a switch attached to the motherboard then you can try tapping contacts together with a screwdriver. So if there is an issue with the switch attached to the power pins, then you'd know.
– barlop
yesterday
This sounds like a hardware issue. Have you confirmed the cable going from the cable to the motherboard is installed in the correct orientation?
– Ramhound
yesterday