Front panel connectors for the inwin 905 black

[officialvisionary2]

I’m have trouble setting up the front panel connectors I have the power switch, power led, and H.D.D led installed it’s just the PSU connector and led light connector in which I have plugged in, and it still won’t turn on I’m not sure we’re to go from here, did hours of research but came out with nothing, in which is the reason I’m here. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Dunlop0078]

Well first thing I would do is touch the two power front panel pins on the mobo with something metal to see if it will turn on at all, if it doesn't your problem is something other than your front panel connectors. Here is a typical front panel connector setup, you want to touch the ATX power and ground pins at the same time.

 

[officialvisionary2]

I’m not to sure as to what you mean by “touch” them. Sorry for my misunderstanding, and you even said to touch them at the same time like I said, I’m still not understanding. Thanks for the reply too

 

[officialvisionary2]

By the way, is there a way I can submit images for a better understanding of my issue?

 

[Dunlop0078]

Get a flat head screwdriver or a butter knife or something and touch the power and ground pins for the power switch at the same time, they are right next to each other. Here is a video on it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=93&v=FuPZlliGqBw

 

[Dunlop0078]

By the way, is there a way I can submit images for a better understanding of my issue?

Yes. Upload your photo to postimage.org or similar, copy the direct link it gives you then arrange it like this below.

[img ] YourLink [ /img] No spaces.

 

[officialvisionary2]

https://postimg.cc/gallery/161g8gai6/ Not sure if the link works or not, just let me know, any ways i tried to jumpstart the motherboard like you insisted and it didn’t work, most likely because I didn’t properly do it right, the video you linked was very informative, but lacked visual demonstration. Or I’m just really bad at understanding things. lol Thank you for
Youre reply’s you’re a huge help. I’m hoping its not a technical issue and I have to replace something everything is properly connected to the motherboard, according to the many sources I’ve been using as guides. I’m currently at a stalemate with my build progress p.s. this is my first pc build I’m the definition of an amateur...