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Ok I'll try that but didn't you say that if the 4 pin connector is unplugged, the boot process should start and give me an error message? I do have an old PC
that has a working hard drive but I'm not sure if it would be compatible with the PC I'm working on. I thought I could try swapping out the hard drive?
HP Pavilion m7300e will Not boot up
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jgv007 
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Posted 17 March 2009 - 09:03 AM
Sorry, it was, legendmicro.com
I unplugged the 4 pin connector & heard it snap in, I powered the system up and it booted up to windows. The problem is fixed. Thank you for all your help. You were a life saver.
Jerry
I unplugged the 4 pin connector & heard it snap in, I powered the system up and it booted up to windows. The problem is fixed. Thank you for all your help. You were a life saver.
Jerry
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Posted 17 March 2009 - 09:05 AM
You are very welcome. I also learned something. I actually thought with that plug unplugged, it would start to boot but wouldn't continue. It wasn't until I unplugged mine that I was able to duplicate the problem. I'm sure your mother will be glad to get her machine back and we all learned a little. That makes it a good day.
