Desktop power button not working

sango65

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Hi all, I using desktop Acer Aspire XC-603, warranty over. Power button not working, any shop in Sim Lim Square I can go to change power switch? Or should I change the power button myself? Thks!
 

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Change the power button yourself...

Or treat yourself to a new case...

Double check if its not just a lose connector...

I would even say use reset switch as power to save money
 

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No option to power up with keyboard or mouse in the bios????
 

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I just manage to power on, anyway in BIOS, I have selected "power on" for Restore on AC Power Loss, so everytime I switch on the power socket, the PC will turn on
 
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Change the power button yourself...

Or treat yourself to a new case...

Double check if its not just a lose connector...

I would even say use reset switch as power to save money

Sibei good idea.
Change the pin on mobo to use reset for power.
 

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Change the power button yourself...

Or treat yourself to a new case...

Double check if its not just a lose connector...

I would even say use reset switch as power to save money

Sibei good idea.
Change the pin on mobo to use reset for power.

No Reset button on Acer system, how to use a non existence button as the Power_On switch?
 

yusoffb01

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Just buy small switch

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Mycrus

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I just manage to power on, anyway in BIOS, I have selected "power on" for Restore on AC Power Loss, so everytime I switch on the power socket, the PC will turn on

Best way to kill your components..
 
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