Spoilt power button

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Check your bios for options to power up with your kb or mouse ....... maybe can save some money ......I always power up by pressing any key on my kb, so much easier....
 

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I also like to know how to auto out manual) boot up laptop with spoilt button. No auto on feature in laptop cmos.
 

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can always connect the reset button as power. then disconnect the original power cables
 

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Check your bios for options to power up with your kb or mouse ....... maybe can save some money ......I always power up by pressing any key on my kb, so much easier....

I tried, doesnt work leh lol.. maybe i have play enough.. i also tried boot with mouse click bt nope.. LOL

can always connect the reset button as power. then disconnect the original power cables

Im using my reset button as power now, but the button is much smaller and my casing design i have to "open" a door to access my reset switch
 

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Either power SW cable spoil or the button spoil as I swap it with my reset SW my reset button is working normally.

Anybody know where to get a button and the power SW cable replacement?

Or this will do?
PC ATX Computer Case Power Reset LED Switch w HDD LED Carputer Kiosk Switch | eBay


White Orange PC Power Switch Button SW Motherboard Cable | eBay
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Do you switch on/off the mains along whenever you want to use/shut down the PC?
 
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