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Motherboard has power, not plugged in
- Thread starter Shanvhere
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The only power there should be is the CMOS battery and that shouldn`t register anywhere other than the CMOS socket using a multi meter.
What is telling you that there is power present.
If you disconnect the computer from the wall socket as in pull the plug then press the case power on button for twenty seconds or so do those lights go out.
Is this a new build.
Is this a new build.
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If we leave your thread open for a couple of days and you happen to find out what is causing this I for one would be grateful to hear the outcome because as I say I have never seen this before, it`s almost as if the board is holding enough charge in the capacitors to keep the RGB lights lit up.
If we leave your thread open for a couple of days and you happen to find out what is causing this I for one would be grateful to hear the outcome because as I say I have never seen this before, it`s almost as if the board is holding enough charge in the capacitors to keep the RGB lights lit up.
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