Hello all, this is sort of off topic but I don't know where else to ask. I'm tring to fix my sisters computer, they said it does nothing when you hit the power button. I swapped out the power supply. My problem is they unhooked all the wires ffrom the motherboard and the manual doesn't have a diagram telling me where to connect the wires, and the motherboard itself isn't clearly labeled. I tried emailing eMachines but they won't offer any help other than "bring it to a repair shop".
So that's the question, does anyone know where I can get a diagram from? It's an eMachines model T2792. Any help would be great.
> Hello all, this is sort of off topic but I don't know where else to > ask. I'm tring to fix my sisters computer, they said it does nothing > when you hit the power button. I swapped out the power supply. My > problem is they unhooked all the wires ffrom the motherboard and the > manual doesn't have a diagram telling me where to connect the wires, > and the motherboard itself isn't clearly labeled. I tried emailing > eMachines but they won't offer any help other than "bring it to a > repair shop".
> So that's the question, does anyone know where I can get a diagram > from? It's an eMachines model T2792. Any help would be great.
It looks like your eMachine has one of four mobos. Here is a link that will let you look at a picture of the boards, then click on the links and choose downloads, scroll down for mobo manuals and download the zip file for your board. http://www.e4allupgraders.info/dir1/motherboards/socket478/imperial.s... Hope this is what you are looking for. Post back with your results. Good luck. -J
The Seabat wrote: > Someone who needs a better handle/nym wrote: >> I'm tring to fix my sisters computer, they said it does nothing >> when you hit the power button. I swapped out the power supply.
Well, OK, if you didn't have anything better to do and you happened to have a PS lying around to use for a troubleshooting measure.
>> the >> manual doesn't have a diagram telling me where to connect the wires,
A manual? You have a manual? The emachines website doesn't have a manual.
>> and the motherboard itself isn't clearly labeled.
According to a diagram I saw for replacing a PS, there were no 'extra' PS-mobo connxns other than the basic one. Presumably your troubleshooting PS can be matched up to the mobo's connector.
Any other connxns such as from the mobo to the case for the switch, reset, lights, usb would make the switch (and its troubleshooting) to be an important issue.
>> So that's the question, does anyone know where I can get a diagram >> from? It's an eMachines model T2792. Any help would be great. > Start here:
jinxy wrote: > It looks like your eMachine has one of four mobos. Here is a link that > will let you look at a picture of the boards, then click on the links > and choose downloads, scroll down for mobo manuals and download the > zip file for your board.
Mike Easter wrote: > ***Note: ALL file downloads have been suspended indefinitely > due to server bandwidth issues > www.e4allupgraders.info
> <ditto for all 4 IM845G*.zip>
That guy has an explanation on his front page http://www.e4allupgraders.info/ So what that means to you guys is that ALL driver downloads have been suspended indefinitely due to this issue.
But he has a lot of useful emachine info there; such as this stuff for the case switches/mobo
<willand...@rogers.com> wrote: >On Oct 27, 7:04 pm, ?@?.net wrote: >> Hello all, this is sort of off topic but I don't know where else to >> ask. I'm tring to fix my sisters computer, they said it does nothing >> when you hit the power button. I swapped out the power supply. My >> problem is they unhooked all the wires ffrom the motherboard and the >> manual doesn't have a diagram telling me where to connect the wires, >> and the motherboard itself isn't clearly labeled. I tried emailing >> eMachines but they won't offer any help other than "bring it to a >> repair shop".
>> So that's the question, does anyone know where I can get a diagram >> from? It's an eMachines model T2792. Any help would be great.
>It looks like your eMachine has one of four mobos. Here is a link that >will let you look at a picture of the boards, then click on the links >and choose downloads, scroll down for mobo manuals and download the >zip file for your board. http://www.e4allupgraders.info/dir1/motherboards/socket478/imperial.s... >Hope this is what you are looking for. Post back with your results. >Good luck. -J
Well I found out it's the Imperial-GL but unfortunately Mike Easter is right, the downloads are down. The search continues. Thanks for the link though it was still helpful.
> Hello all, this is sort of off topic but I don't know where else to > ask. I'm tring to fix my sisters computer, they said it does nothing > when you hit the power button. I swapped out the power supply. My > problem is they unhooked all the wires ffrom the motherboard and the > manual doesn't have a diagram telling me where to connect the wires, > and the motherboard itself isn't clearly labeled. I tried emailing > eMachines but they won't offer any help other than "bring it to a > repair shop". > > So that's the question, does anyone know where I can get a diagram > from? It's an eMachines model T2792. Any help would be great.
Trigem Imperial motherboard...did a quick google and there are 4 versions.
has links for manuals and downloads. Pictures to ID model.
Hope that helps
can't post the link...message me for the link to site for this board
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