Motherboard on cardboard is not running

[T-User5]

I am facing some issues related to motherboard where I attempt to run my tower as well as it turns on, and then turn off within a few seconds. I have posted about this previous. So as of now, I am running my motherboard out of the tower as well as on cardboard. I have verified that the whole thing is seated properly as well as the whole thing is in it is position. I start up my power supply as well as the whole thing starts up. It still provides me the similar results. It turns on for a only some seconds and after that turns off. Tell me what I have to do……….

[Alexisus]

Hey from my opinion you first have to check for power supply it is assume to be a power supply related problem because some time lose connection may cause this so first confirm that all the cables are connected properly .along with that also make sure that it is tightly connected. May this will help you to solve your problem.

[Nutty]

As soon as you turn on computer and after few second it turn off so try all connection on different PSU. After that connect everything like it is described in user guide. PW1 is connected on 20+4 pin connector. PW2 on 8-pin adapter from 4-pin ATX 12V connector Power for graphic is also connecting. You be able to disconnect one Dimm leaving 2 GB in slot 0, as well as hard drive, leaving only graphic card, RAM memory and processor on the board. After that you be able to change slot for graphic card. After that connect all thing properly .this will definitely help you.

[Terrextre]

I have had same issue with motherboards. My difficulty will get solved after I tried to update my bios with a corrupt file; my computer did just the same thing what yours did. Unplug your PSU from your motherboard to make sure it is not getting any power as well as unplug your mobo battery for at least 10 minutes and after that it supposed to be work. If not, confirm you have disconnected all power to the mobo, take out the mobo battery in addition to utilize a wire to connect the - & + together on the battery socket.

[AmdUser]

If you are getting difficulty with your current motherboard then you will be able to try the motherboards from some other places like NVIDIA site or MSI site or you will be able to as well attempt the motherboard which is there in CD which comes with the box. Try these motherboards and I am confident that any of the motherboard from these will resolve the problem for you.