This is Ash from HealMyTech & I need your help. I recently suffered a STROKE (end July 2021) which has left me disabled for now (temporarily?), which may have been caused by the VACCINE ASTRA ZENECA. The videos were uploaded on my channel end August 2021. I have set up a GoFundMe, any donations are welcome. gofund.me/ccb57a48 Here is also my paypal link paypal.me/healmytech The links are also in the description with other ways to donate.
Dude! You're a life savior! I pulled those pins accidentally and I was trying to find a vid that helps. They weren't as helpful as yours. My pc is working you just got a new sub!
Those pins are a pain in the ass to put in when your gpu is installed....then if you bring your pc to a friends house there is always that chance some of them will pop off.
Dude, I can’t thank you enough. I was literally panicking because I accidentally unplugged the pins. My computer turned on and works like a charm! You earned a like and subscribe, man, your a lifesaver.
This saved me! I just got a new motherboard and had that moment where I had everything plugged in, proud of myself, then pressed the power switch and... nothing. Luckily for me, this video exists. Thanks a ton!
got same problem, but i"m pretty certain that i have plugged those wires into wrong place. i have them plugged to JFP2 since that has not worked i will try to switch. also first time the power button was glowing red. honestly this so confusing when my motherboard manual MSI mortar is not explaining it very well. excellent video thanks for uploading it i would be stuck if not for a video on this that is not years old.
pls help me, i have tried everything, i plugged everyting in the right spot on the motherboard while outside the case and it turned on, but when i put the motherboard back in the case and plugged everything in it did not turn on, one time id did turn on while i had the power cable for the motherboard plugged in and the power for cpu plugged in while the motherboard was inside the case but when i plugged in the rest of the cables like usb, audio and other and felt like i was done the power did not turn on... (ive installed all the risers)
Q - Which of the front panel connectors wire are necessary to at least turn your computer on? A - The answer is none of them are required. After installing the CPU, and RAM and connecting the PSU cables, you need only short the two Power Switch pins on the front panel block to start the PC. This can be done carefully with a medium blade screwdriver, just touch both of the Power Switch pins with the screwdriver, As for the situation with the 3-pin Power LED connector.... Case specification several years ago. One of the changes was going from a 3-pin to a 2-pin connector for the front panel Power LED. This is why many cases today have a split connector for the + and - Power LED like you show in your video to accommodate older motherboards with either the 2 or 3-pin connector. In the case of your MSI board, it has both 2 and 3 pin connectors for the power led to accommodate just about any computer cas you might be trying to use. On your MSI board, the 3-pin connector is labeled PWR_LED. The 2-pin connector is the one labeled [+MSG-] your motherboard's front panel header. They are labeling it a MSG connector because in addition to providing a steady power-on light. it will also cause the LED to blink in sleep mode and provide other 'messages', using a pattern of blinks to show stuff like P.O.S.T. status or errors. Good luck!
YOU JUST SAVED ME MULTIPLE HOURS OF STRESSING! I had just built my sons first custom gaming PC and we tried to turn it on, but nothing happened. We were trying over and over to find a problem, and right before we were about to give up, we found your video. After watching it, it instantly fixed our problem. We cannot thank you enough!
This just saved me so much money. I worked on my first PC build today for 6 hours straight and was so proud until I pressed the power button and nothing happened. I already gave up, was ready to go to bed and planned to take my PC to a shop tmr to get it fixed. Then I watched this vid while already in bed, jumped up, tried again and voilà. Thank you so much! 🙏🏻😆
Good video. I had a friend help me make a pc a few years back and while I was there when he did it, I forgot about the front panel connectors. Fast forward to a few months ago, I tried installing a better cpu fan and had to mount the brackets to the back of the motherboard myself. Removed the pins to take out the motherboard and didn't find out things were wrong until I noticed my case lights flickering like crazy. Finally solved it by switching the powerled + and - pins around.
The power LED and HDD LED connectors can only go one way. If you put it in incorrectly the LEDs won't light up. For power switch and reset switch, doesn't matter. They only short the two relevant pins.
So there’s these pings at the end of the all the led connects and stuff where do I plug in that so I can plug in all the led things into the motherboard
@@yaheardprince you're in no danger of frying anything unless you force a plug or use a header clearly not correct Exception for some mobos pump header used for a fan... If it's a higher wattage, it could be trouble. Double check the motherboard labels closely on these. They're clearly marked.
GOD BLESS YOU MAN, I was giving maintenance to my PC and then it didn't turn on, thanks to this video I was able to find a way to place the power button cables on my pc
Thank you sooo much. I was having a tiny panic attack and then I found this blessed video. But my problem still remains. My pc won’t connect to my mouse, keyboard or monitor. No signal whatsoever. It would be a total blessing if you could assist my problem
😂😂😂 When I did this video I really underestimated how much of an issue this would be, I thought by asking this as a question it would encourage all the "newbies" to become "techies"...oh how wrong I was...! That it is, I am doing the video follow-up to answer this question at last...!!!
Thank you thank you thank you from Punta Cana. Nerd is off and I accidentally disconnected the front controller cables. Learned something and very happy
Thank you so much, your the only TH-camr I could find who showed the proper camera angle to get them in, everyone else was either having a seizure with their camera or just not showing the entire socket, I was starting to think I wouldn't find a good tutorial, but here it is.... Liking and subscribing :)
So I am nearly finished with my build and I'm just waiting for my graphics card. I put in the POWER SW in the POWER LED slot by accident (I don't have a POWER LED to connect) and tried turning it on and it didn't go. I then put the POWER SW in the correct spot and everything seemed to turn on properly. Should everything be fine or should I be worried about a problem or a fried connector or something? Thanks!
just built my PC yesterday. Everything started up and has been running great EXCEPT for the fact I can’t power it down or put it to sleep. If I shut down it turns back immediately, if I put it to sleep, it comes back on. Only way to turn it off is to flip the power supply switch on the back. Any help? My case didn’t have a reset PW. But the rest is all plugged in. Ryzen 5 3600. B450 tomahawk Max. Gtx 1660 super. NZXT h510 case. Power button lights up on the front. But doesn’t do anything when pressed. HELP!!
Got exactly the same problems, It seems my old PC's front panel cable only has 4 pins to connect, I'm either missing half or can't find them anywhere in my system.
@@wlos4029 some old pcs use proprietary connecters so only certain cases work with certain motherboards, but if you could find the pinouts or use an adapter you could get around it.
You deserve way way way way more subs friend. Thanks so much for your help! Your way of explaining (repetitive practises) is so helpful and refreshing for newbies like me
Dude thank you so much I tried for an hour to figure it out because I was installing new rgb cables for my fans and i couldn’t get to where I needed to do I unplugged the front panel cables not knowing that I forgot how they were and this worked after hours of searching videos thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
i couldn’t figure out why my pc wasn’t turning on but i knew the power switch wasn’t plugged in 30 seconds in and you taught me everything i needed to know i’ll sub
You are amazing. Had this problem again and started panicking but I use your video and literally 5 minutes later all connectors working and computer works like a charm.
So helpful. I don’t know if it made a difference but I had to swap the way I put them in. I has the letters on the pins facing away first and it didn’t work. Then I tried the other way around and it worked.
I was fixing my cable management cause the first time i built my pc i had done a horrible job and i pulled those pins without memorizing the order they went in. A real life saver!
Great Video. what happens if you put the cables in the wrong order, same panel header but in different place (power where reset goes etc) , would you damage your motherboard, or will it simply not turn on?
Thank you so much, I was confused as to why my pc wasn't turning on, I just had the connectors in a mixed owner. May Allah bless you for your kind help ❤
It's always a good idea to look at your motherboards manual to see where everything goes. They have a diagram in there showing all from panel connection pins and the board is labeled itself sometimes. Don't just go plugging in the cables just anywhere they fit.
You are a goddamn legend. My PC fans stop spinning and I unplugged the power switch cable along with the Reset switch cable thinking those were the fan cables (I’m a complete and utter noob when it comes to PC stuff) and after plugging them back in the wrong way (unknowingly) my pc wouldn’t start and I started panicking thinking I just broke something. Then I watched this video, plugged them in the right way and now the PC is starting normally… thank you so much! Fans still aren’t working but that saved me a heart attack.
I really really love an 11:33 long video that is straight to the point with the filler and extra info you may need at the end. Much love man you saved me a mental breakdown all love friend 💪🏻
I remember when I bought all the parts for my first expensive gaming PC, then when I started putting it all together I was stopped dead cold. I did not know where to place or put the connectors and the part instructions I did not understand, so I had to call a friend for help. So now I want to add and install a gaming hybrid hard drive for extra storage so I need to know where on my motherboard or how to plug it all in. Thanks.
thank you so much man i unplugged all of those pw switch and similar cables while my pc was on (dumb move i know, it was 1 am) to try to turn off my led but when i tried to turn it on this morning i was mad it wasnt turning on
Lol I thought the intro was the video. I had it done before it actually started. Love that you did that begging for the ones like me who are dumb and never watch the whole thing. Got the important bit edited into the first 30 seconds
Easy peasy to solve the LED/Power SW blablabla situation at the very beginning, time saving tutorial also. Because of you made this simple video and even I am completely brain dead about every single real knowledge of pc still able to understand, I smack the like button and write this long ass comment to express how I feel about this video.
48 Seconds in - and ALL my answers are already answered?! What the heck are the other 11 minutes for?! I'm gonna leave the video running out of pure awe!
LEDS (HDD and Power) need to be careful with polarity, (if you see an ARROW in the connector, it means its the positive), if you switch them, they wont work. POWER AND RESET SWITCH doesn't matter if you switch them or not, they are momentary connections , some technicians activate them using a screwdriver or a paper clip just for testing purposes. Front panel power and led doesnt matter if you mess up, nothing will break or burn, they just wont work. USB CONNECTORS tho you need to be careful. If you switch them and you connect a flash memory based device like a SD CARD or a FLASH DRIVE they will shortcircuit and destroy it. If your PC is brand new and you never tested before, plug in a cheap device like a USB mouse to see if it works. IF it does you can plug your flashdrive without issues. Don't worry about back panel USB. Can't go wrong.
Once I "fixed" a power button switchnig the Power Switch with the Reset Switch... told the client to start using the RESET to power up his PC lol. just a hint if your power button broke or its stuck. If a hard reset is needed, just push the power button for like 5 sec and it forces a shutdown.
thanks man, you vid help a lot and my pc is running now, but i did have trouble knowing what a arrow instead on a plus and minus meant, but i figured it out , with the arrow meaning plus, thanks again man.
Bro i always like you coz you always straight to the point and just wondering wheres that wires come from and now i know its in included in a pc case. Coz I'm planing to replace my old pc case thanks to you, you always help me for the past few years wish you a good life man thanks a lot 🥰
The pwr on/off Switch can be put any way you want, all the Switch does is to short the two pins. But the LED (short for Light Emitting Diode) will only accept plus on plus, and minus on minus, cause the diode will only allow current to pass in one direction
Also want to add that i would like Almost all comments here, this dude is a hero for explaining this in an easy way, and challenging you a little(like asking us to comment what we think will work/not) and also this guy does not have like 30sec if ads, and then 45 sek more with sponsor stuff, and then a noisy intro, just starts with the whole point of the video🤩
that the answer i was looking for lol . i have to remplace my mother board and realise that my power and reset connector + - was reverse for the last 7 years, so i was like ok does it mather or it is because my connector on my power buton is reverce too lol .😆 but most of time switch do not mather it is just to circle the circuit but bether comfirm on internet first lol.
Wait on Nzxt H510 you dont need to connect front panel connectors like these pins? On NZXT H510 you have HD Audio, USB 3.0 and F Panel am I right? Also this video was very helpful
This is Ash from HealMyTech & I need your help. I recently suffered a STROKE (end July 2021) which has left me disabled for now (temporarily?), which may have been caused by the VACCINE ASTRA ZENECA. The videos were uploaded on my channel end August 2021. I have set up a GoFundMe, any donations are welcome.
gofund.me/ccb57a48
Here is also my paypal link
paypal.me/healmytech
The links are also in the description with other ways to donate.
ok
My stepdad also suffered a stroke from the vaccine.
Speedy recovery
Hi i need help doing my pannel i have the AsRock B450M/ac motherboard and a Montech pc case
Total anti vaccine moron
ITS 2021 JUST MAKE THEM INTO ONE CABLE ALREADY.
Still not one cable 🤦
@@Kuba_lifts hey update, still not 1
It‘s 2024
Dude! You're a life savior! I pulled those pins accidentally and I was trying to find a vid that helps. They weren't as helpful as yours. My pc is working you just got a new sub!
Thank you and welcome aboard!
Those pins are a pain in the ass to put in when your gpu is installed....then if you bring your pc to a friends house there is always that chance some of them will pop off.
Ikr
@@johnxina3119 same, this video was perfect. nice close up, clear quality, and great explanation.
EXACTLY THE SAME HERE! I was so scared I had broken it as I tried putting them back in myself and I had no luck
Dude, I can’t thank you enough. I was literally panicking because I accidentally unplugged the pins. My computer turned on and works like a charm! You earned a like and subscribe, man, your a lifesaver.
Ditto!
This saved me! I just got a new motherboard and had that moment where I had everything plugged in, proud of myself, then pressed the power switch and... nothing. Luckily for me, this video exists. Thanks a ton!
got same problem, but i"m pretty certain that i have plugged those wires into wrong place. i have them plugged to JFP2 since that has not worked i will try to switch. also first time the power button was glowing red. honestly this so confusing when my motherboard manual MSI mortar is not explaining it very well. excellent video thanks for uploading it i would be stuck if not for a video on this that is not years old.
pls help me, i have tried everything, i plugged everyting in the right spot on the motherboard while outside the case and it turned on, but when i put the motherboard back in the case and plugged everything in it did not turn on, one time id did turn on while i had the power cable for the motherboard plugged in and the power for cpu plugged in while the motherboard was inside the case but when i plugged in the rest of the cables like usb, audio and other and felt like i was done the power did not turn on... (ive installed all the risers)
MrDiarjo could be a faulty psu
Help me out?
I have all that connected to the motherboard. Where do i put the other side
Q - Which of the front panel connectors wire are necessary to at least turn your computer on?
A - The answer is none of them are required. After installing the CPU, and RAM and connecting the PSU cables, you need only short the two Power Switch pins on the front panel block to start the PC. This can be done carefully with a medium blade screwdriver, just touch both of the Power Switch pins with the screwdriver,
As for the situation with the 3-pin Power LED connector....
Case specification several years ago. One of the changes was going from a 3-pin to a 2-pin connector for the front panel Power LED. This is why many cases today have a split connector for the + and - Power LED like you show in your video to accommodate older motherboards with either the 2 or 3-pin connector.
In the case of your MSI board, it has both 2 and 3 pin connectors for the power led to accommodate just about any computer cas you might be trying to use.
On your MSI board, the 3-pin connector is labeled PWR_LED. The 2-pin connector is the one labeled [+MSG-] your motherboard's front panel header. They are labeling it a MSG connector because in addition to providing a steady power-on light. it will also cause the LED to blink in sleep mode and provide other 'messages', using a pattern of blinks to show stuff like P.O.S.T. status or errors.
Good luck!
A
YOU JUST SAVED ME MULTIPLE HOURS OF STRESSING! I had just built my sons first custom gaming PC and we tried to turn it on, but nothing happened. We were trying over and over to find a problem, and right before we were about to give up, we found your video. After watching it, it instantly fixed our problem. We cannot thank you enough!
This just saved me so much money. I worked on my first PC build today for 6 hours straight and was so proud until I pressed the power button and nothing happened. I already gave up, was ready to go to bed and planned to take my PC to a shop tmr to get it fixed. Then I watched this vid while already in bed, jumped up, tried again and voilà. Thank you so much! 🙏🏻😆
Good video. I had a friend help me make a pc a few years back and while I was there when he did it, I forgot about the front panel connectors. Fast forward to a few months ago, I tried installing a better cpu fan and had to mount the brackets to the back of the motherboard myself. Removed the pins to take out the motherboard and didn't find out things were wrong until I noticed my case lights flickering like crazy. Finally solved it by switching the powerled + and - pins around.
I took him what 15, 16 seconds.
"There goes my hero, he's ordinary!"
foo fighters hehe
Great, direct, to the point. Everything I needed.
Glad you found it useful!
@@HealMyTech1 what does it mean if your h.d.dLed is both negative and positive
@@HealMyTech1 +q/'
@@HealMyTech1 thanks big boss
The power LED and HDD LED connectors can only go one way. If you put it in incorrectly the LEDs won't light up. For power switch and reset switch, doesn't matter. They only short the two relevant pins.
So there’s these pings at the end of the all the led connects and stuff where do I plug in that so I can plug in all the led things into the motherboard
@@yaheardprince check your motherboard's manual.
@@yaheardprince trail and error till you find the right way is what I did found it after 2 or 3 times
@@yaheardprince you're in no danger of frying anything unless you force a plug or use a header clearly not correct Exception for some mobos pump header used for a fan... If it's a higher wattage, it could be trouble. Double check the motherboard labels closely on these. They're clearly marked.
@@ronch550what if i lost it?
GOD BLESS YOU MAN, I was giving maintenance to my PC and then it didn't turn on, thanks to this video I was able to find a way to place the power button cables on my pc
I got all the information I needed within the first minute, I'm satisfied and grateful
Thank you sooo much. I was having a tiny panic attack and then I found this blessed video. But my problem still remains. My pc won’t connect to my mouse, keyboard or monitor. No signal whatsoever. It would be a total blessing if you could assist my problem
*Thank you a lot mann! I stayed like a 1 hour to fix it by myself abd i tought i destroyed my pc..... ur my HERO*
Thanks a lot sir , I only see yours books diagram on 2:41 and fix all the cables in motherboard 😊
Thankyou very much sir
Lol dude made the only thing I was wondering about a quiz....
😂😂😂 When I did this video I really underestimated how much of an issue this would be, I thought by asking this as a question it would encourage all the "newbies" to become "techies"...oh how wrong I was...! That it is, I am doing the video follow-up to answer this question at last...!!!
@@HealMyTech1 well I know now that the answer is no but still lol x)
@@thuns6824 thx
@@bulidrians2182
Where is the answer??
Where is the video??
Thank you thank you thank you from Punta Cana. Nerd is off and I accidentally disconnected the front controller cables. Learned something and very happy
Thank you so much, your the only TH-camr I could find who showed the proper camera angle to get them in, everyone else was either having a seizure with their camera or just not showing the entire socket, I was starting to think I wouldn't find a good tutorial, but here it is.... Liking and subscribing :)
seizure with the camera LMFAO!!!!!!! EPIC
So I am nearly finished with my build and I'm just waiting for my graphics card. I put in the POWER SW in the POWER LED slot by accident (I don't have a POWER LED to connect) and tried turning it on and it didn't go. I then put the POWER SW in the correct spot and everything seemed to turn on properly. Should everything be fine or should I be worried about a problem or a fried connector or something? Thanks!
thank you for jumping straight to the point,not wasting my time 🙏
Cheers mate, I needed guidance on this. I was baffled how they seem to be needed to be fitted SIDEWAYS but you've confirmed this, so thanks !
just built my PC yesterday. Everything started up and has been running great EXCEPT for the fact I can’t power it down or put it to sleep. If I shut down it turns back immediately, if I put it to sleep, it comes back on. Only way to turn it off is to flip the power supply switch on the back. Any help? My case didn’t have a reset PW. But the rest is all plugged in. Ryzen 5 3600. B450 tomahawk Max. Gtx 1660 super. NZXT h510 case. Power button lights up on the front. But doesn’t do anything when pressed. HELP!!
UPDATE FIXED* It was the front panel connectors
@@jeremiahcollins_ how did you fix it?
Got exactly the same problems, It seems my old PC's front panel cable only has 4 pins to connect, I'm either missing half or can't find them anywhere in my system.
@@wlos4029 some old pcs use proprietary connecters so only certain cases work with certain motherboards, but if you could find the pinouts or use an adapter you could get around it.
@@jeremiahcollins_ you c lol love dcxcec so vc de xes
BRO I THOUGHT MY £2000 PC WAS BROKEN I TOOK THESE OUT BY ACCIDENT LAST NIGHT WENT TO PLAY NOW AND OMG YOUR A LIFE SAVOUR BRO ❤️❤️❤️
You deserve way way way way more subs friend. Thanks so much for your help! Your way of explaining (repetitive practises) is so helpful and refreshing for newbies like me
I appreciate that!
Dude thank you so much I tried for an hour to figure it out because I was installing new rgb cables for my fans and i couldn’t get to where I needed to do I unplugged the front panel cables not knowing that I forgot how they were and this worked after hours of searching videos thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
So for the power and reset switch connector, does it matter which way you connect it? That wasn't answered
Did you ever figure this out?
@@whothefuckisdamon7392 if I remember correctly power and reset no, but led yes.
@@Guillotin999 thanks I found the answer and just booted up my first pc build ✌️😊
@@whothefuckisdamon7392 congrats
i couldn’t figure out why my pc wasn’t turning on but i knew the power switch wasn’t plugged in 30 seconds in and you taught me everything i needed to know i’ll sub
my dad pulled off every piece of wiring thankfully this video exists i hope it works
Did it
You are amazing. Had this problem again and started panicking but I use your video and literally 5 minutes later all connectors working and computer works like a charm.
I might have missed it but does the direction matter for +\-LED and cables that go with it?
For the LED connectors yes you have to put them in the right way. For the switches, doesn't matter.
So helpful. I don’t know if it made a difference but I had to swap the way I put them in. I has the letters on the pins facing away first and it didn’t work. Then I tried the other way around and it worked.
Dude u are op,i browsed all the TH-cam but ended up here
Hey man you probably get a lot of these comments, but this video really helped with my last problem, setting up my PC! Thanks! Now I can game again!
This was perfectly clear and put some worries to rest. Will refer others to this channel
Excellent my friend I'm doing mine within the hour believe it or not.
On a brand new computer build.
Thank you
Easy help bro thankyou so much best guy out there
Happy to help
Dude. I was freaking out. My pc wasn't starting at all. Then I did this and everything worked. Thank you so so much.
The first 30 seconds of this video solved my issue, thanks a bunch!
I was fixing my cable management cause the first time i built my pc i had done a horrible job and i pulled those pins without memorizing the order they went in. A real life saver!
This video helped me turn on my first pc. I had the cables in the wrong spot. Thank you sooo much
No problem 👍
Please do some tutorial on front panel positioning with different brands of motherboard. Thanks a lot!
You saved my life. Thank you
Great Video. what happens if you put the cables in the wrong order, same panel header but in different place (power where reset goes etc) , would you damage your motherboard, or will it simply not turn on?
Thank you so much!! So straight forward and got right into doing it your a lifesaver!!!
You are welcome!
Thank you so much, I was confused as to why my pc wasn't turning on, I just had the connectors in a mixed owner. May Allah bless you for your kind help ❤
Exactly what I was looking for Sheikh.
You are welcome, and I'm no sheikh, unless you mean buddy...!
no words without saying thank you .feel so much relief after starting my computer following ur instructions🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
It's always a good idea to look at your motherboards manual to see where everything goes. They have a diagram in there showing all from panel connection pins and the board is labeled itself sometimes. Don't just go plugging in the cables just anywhere they fit.
Problem is the manual never tells you which side you plug them in. Label up or down.
You are a goddamn legend. My PC fans stop spinning and I unplugged the power switch cable along with the Reset switch cable thinking those were the fan cables (I’m a complete and utter noob when it comes to PC stuff) and after plugging them back in the wrong way (unknowingly) my pc wouldn’t start and I started panicking thinking I just broke something. Then I watched this video, plugged them in the right way and now the PC is starting normally… thank you so much!
Fans still aren’t working but that saved me a heart attack.
I really really love an 11:33 long video that is straight to the point with the filler and extra info you may need at the end. Much love man you saved me a mental breakdown all love friend 💪🏻
With only 50 seconds of watching and I know exactly what to do. Thanks!! ♡
Great video. Love the simple instructions, straight to point.
I remember when I bought all the parts for my first expensive gaming PC, then when I started putting it all together I was stopped dead cold. I did not know where to place or put the connectors and the part instructions I did not understand, so I had to call a friend for help. So now I want to add and install a gaming hybrid hard drive for extra storage so I need to know where on my motherboard or how to plug it all in. Thanks.
Depends on the mobo, but I would say sata
Answered in 20 seconds, & bob's my uncle
Lol same
Thank you so much i accidentally unplugged these and now my pc works again W video my guy
I Never stop learning. Thank you
Dude thank god I came across your video saved our pc build !!!
Bro you saved my life! I accidentally disconnected these wires and i didnt know where did the go. Thanks.
your turtorial videos helped me so much thank you!
Thank you.. I had these pins backwards and for w/e reason my newly built pc didn't boot up lol... watched this vid and viola. Thanks again G
0:18 positive and negative And Bob’s your uncle
thank you so much man i unplugged all of those pw switch and similar cables while my pc was on (dumb move i know, it was 1 am) to try to turn off my led but when i tried to turn it on this morning i was mad it wasnt turning on
20 seconds in and I immediately discovered what I did wrong. Now I have a working computer!
Lol I thought the intro was the video. I had it done before it actually started. Love that you did that begging for the ones like me who are dumb and never watch the whole thing. Got the important bit edited into the first 30 seconds
Thanks for this video I really appreciate it
I like many other pulled those pins and freaked out when the PC wouldnt boot. You are a lifesaver. LOLOLOL THANK YOU!!
Bob’s you’re uncle thank you liked and sub 👍
This saved EVERYTHING. Thank you so SO much!
Excellent video - really, really helped me out! Thank you for making this video.
thankyou so much man i was changing all my cables around and i found your video. thanks
You save my life bro. Awesome!
this front panel connector portion saved the day. thank you
Thanks a lot dude
Pro level youtuber the way you showed how to do it in the first 10 seconds without intros and BS
ما شاء الله تبارك الله
BarakAllahu Feekum!
Alas..i was looking for the power switch connection in my ASUS B450M, this video saved my time.
5:15
hi Soumya where are you from
This video saved my life
woah. it explained it in the intro. what a legend im subbing
Easy peasy to solve the LED/Power SW blablabla situation at the very beginning, time saving tutorial also. Because of you made this simple video and even I am completely brain dead about every single real knowledge of pc still able to understand, I smack the like button and write this long ass comment to express how I feel about this video.
48 Seconds in - and ALL my answers are already answered?!
What the heck are the other 11 minutes for?!
I'm gonna leave the video running out of pure awe!
U are best teacher instead of other you tuber
This guy just taught me how to use instruction manuals😂 thank you!!!!
DUDE HOLY SHIT I HAVE BEEN ON THESE FOR SO LONG! ITS BEEN FOREVER SINCE I HAD TO DO IT SO THANK YOU SO MUCH, I CANT THANK U ENOUGH MAN
LEDS (HDD and Power) need to be careful with polarity, (if you see an ARROW in the connector, it means its the positive), if you switch them, they wont work.
POWER AND RESET SWITCH doesn't matter if you switch them or not, they are momentary connections , some technicians activate them using a screwdriver or a paper clip just for testing purposes.
Front panel power and led doesnt matter if you mess up, nothing will break or burn, they just wont work.
USB CONNECTORS tho you need to be careful. If you switch them and you connect a flash memory based device like a SD CARD or a FLASH DRIVE they will shortcircuit and destroy it.
If your PC is brand new and you never tested before, plug in a cheap device like a USB mouse to see if it works. IF it does you can plug your flashdrive without issues.
Don't worry about back panel USB. Can't go wrong.
Once I "fixed" a power button switchnig the Power Switch with the Reset Switch... told the client to start using the RESET to power up his PC lol. just a hint if your power button broke or its stuck. If a hard reset is needed, just push the power button for like 5 sec and it forces a shutdown.
what about all the left over pin connectors, audio and usb
Thank you so much I was so scared that I had broken my computer and this was also my first time building my own computer so thank you
First 30 seconds fixed my issue. Thanks
Thank god i found this video! 🙏🏻 I thought I broke my pc and then realised I just plugged the cables wrong (o.O') THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
thanks man, you vid help a lot and my pc is running now, but i did have trouble knowing what a arrow instead on a plus and minus meant, but i figured it out , with the arrow meaning plus, thanks again man.
Bro i always like you coz you always straight to the point and just wondering wheres that wires come from and now i know its in included in a pc case. Coz I'm planing to replace my old pc case thanks to you, you always help me for the past few years wish you a good life man thanks a lot 🥰
You are an Angel Man,you rescued me, May God Bless you.
Excellent and well detailed explanation. I will connect mine with tweezers today
this just got you a sub ive been trying to do this fro 6 months and i finally was able to do it after this video tysm
The pwr on/off Switch can be put any way you want, all the Switch does is to short the two pins. But the LED (short for Light Emitting Diode) will only accept plus on plus, and minus on minus, cause the diode will only allow current to pass in one direction
Also want to add that i would like Almost all comments here, this dude is a hero for explaining this in an easy way, and challenging you a little(like asking us to comment what we think will work/not) and also this guy does not have like 30sec if ads, and then 45 sek more with sponsor stuff, and then a noisy intro, just starts with the whole point of the video🤩
that the answer i was looking for lol . i have to remplace my mother board and realise that my power and reset connector + - was reverse for the last 7 years, so i was like ok does it mather or it is because my connector on my power buton is reverce too lol .😆 but most of time switch do not mather it is just to circle the circuit but bether comfirm on internet first lol.
Wait on Nzxt H510 you dont need to connect front panel connectors like these pins? On NZXT H510 you have HD Audio, USB 3.0 and F Panel am I right? Also this video was very helpful
Thank you my Indian brother you helped me now you are the best
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I'm thankful that you showed me this, I've cleaned my CPU and mistakenly forgot on how to plug the front panel connectors