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Hewlett Packerd Vectra Power Supply
I can't find a power supply for this HP Vectra (SYS NUM: P4150T#ABA)
I've got several other power supplys i could use - and they DO work but...
I get a FAN ERROR and it won't boot to windows
(because it's not detecting the power supply fan connector cable (3 pin cable on power supply)
I don't have a powersupply that has one on it
Is there any way i can override this (i tryed just plugging a regular fan in but it still gives an ERROR)
can i jumper it or something
(no settings in bios to shut it off from what i could see)
I guess if there is no solution or short cut
let me know if anyone will sell me one with shipping for $25
(Sticker on Power Supply)
HP P/N 0950-3983
S/N 3983-522093
Date Code: 0128
thanks dave
I've got several other power supplys i could use - and they DO work but...
I get a FAN ERROR and it won't boot to windows
(because it's not detecting the power supply fan connector cable (3 pin cable on power supply)
I don't have a powersupply that has one on it
Is there any way i can override this (i tryed just plugging a regular fan in but it still gives an ERROR)
can i jumper it or something
(no settings in bios to shut it off from what i could see)
I guess if there is no solution or short cut
let me know if anyone will sell me one with shipping for $25
(Sticker on Power Supply)
HP P/N 0950-3983
S/N 3983-522093
Date Code: 0128
thanks dave
along with Garycase, the CPU fan power supply is the one nearist the CPU
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Hey I'm Back Finally!
Sorry I've been away so long.
Anyhow...
A new power supply wasn't necessary but i found that out latter.
I tried the jumper thing because i decided i didn't care if i smoked something and guess what...
KABOOM!!!
Not! It Worked!
I just used a hard driver jumper across two of the pins and no more error. It booted into windows just fine.
(The first combination didn't work (pins 1 & 2), but the other one did (pins 2 & 3).
Thanks for the impute as always
Dave
Sorry I've been away so long.
Anyhow...
A new power supply wasn't necessary but i found that out latter.
I tried the jumper thing because i decided i didn't care if i smoked something and guess what...
KABOOM!!!
Not! It Worked!
I just used a hard driver jumper across two of the pins and no more error. It booted into windows just fine.
(The first combination didn't work (pins 1 & 2), but the other one did (pins 2 & 3).
Thanks for the impute as always
Dave
ASKER
Nice Job moh10ly
i didn't get your info until i'd allready tried it but never the less it was right on!
Thanks :)
Dave
i didn't get your info until i'd allready tried it but never the less it was right on!
Thanks :)
Dave
Second, ANY fan with a 3-pin connector could be plugged in to that connection.
Third, are you SURE you have the CPU heatsink's fan plugged in to the correct connection? This is usually the fan that MUST be on to boot ==> the power supply fan is usually not "critical" to the boot process.