Allumer un PC sans bouton marche/arrêt
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Bonsoir,
Mon interupteur marche/arret est HS, est il posible de demarrer le PC sans passer par cet interupteur en connectant directement 2 fils par example
merci du retour
Mon interupteur marche/arret est HS, est il posible de demarrer le PC sans passer par cet interupteur en connectant directement 2 fils par example
merci du retour
Configuration: Windows XP
Opera 9.23
Opera 9.23
5 answers
Hello,
I don’t know if anyone has mentioned this before, but starting a tower comes from a contact between two pins on the motherboard, so the power button is just an extension. It is entirely possible to turn on a computer without a button. :)
On the motherboard, there is an area with several pairs of pins, an area called “Control Panel”, and there are often colors at the base of the pins to distinguish the correct locations (power LED / processor activity LED, reset, etc.). The power button is connected to the pin labeled “Power Switch” (red base, to the left of a vacant pin slot), just a simple contact with a screwdriver and you're good to go. :D However, be careful! Getting it wrong can lead to irreversible damage!
So, I recommend a quick trip to the technician who can fix this for you at little cost. ;)
Otherwise, be careful with your handling! :)
See you soon.
I don’t know if anyone has mentioned this before, but starting a tower comes from a contact between two pins on the motherboard, so the power button is just an extension. It is entirely possible to turn on a computer without a button. :)
On the motherboard, there is an area with several pairs of pins, an area called “Control Panel”, and there are often colors at the base of the pins to distinguish the correct locations (power LED / processor activity LED, reset, etc.). The power button is connected to the pin labeled “Power Switch” (red base, to the left of a vacant pin slot), just a simple contact with a screwdriver and you're good to go. :D However, be careful! Getting it wrong can lead to irreversible damage!
So, I recommend a quick trip to the technician who can fix this for you at little cost. ;)
Otherwise, be careful with your handling! :)
See you soon.
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By pc_user on August 23, 2017, in response to 2 for example.