[NAME]  Get  meter and figure out which pins on the 12 pin LED connector are Grounded when the cable is attached then jumper them to ground underneath and viola error gone.  Not going to take mine apart to figure that out again. [NAME]-Ole  might still remember which pins need to be grounded.  R7 power button 29F15 reverse engineering. [URL]   [IMAGE]MOD THIS CABLE[IMAGE]LED Power button connector[IMAGE]Audio needs 1 jumper USB 1 each
Hi All! In summary, I purchased a new case and salvaged the mobo and cpu from my Aurora R7. Its been interesting to say the least. My current (and hopefully last) challenge is that I'm now seeing a power button cable error when I boot up (screenshot attached). I'm able to hit continue and everything is fine, except for my ego. How can I bypass this error? Originally, I had the new case's power wire hooked up the 3 and 4 pin of the proprietary socket --all other pins open (screenshot attached). This powers on the PC without a problem except the bios error. After some reading, I convinced myself that removed the power button from the aurora case (screenshot attached) and plugging that into the mobo would look ugly but bypass the error. To my surprise, this didn't fix it! So now I'm here to plead with someone who understand... how might I stop SupportAssist from throwing this error on boot up? Thanks in advance!   [IMAGE]New case power on 3-4 pins[IMAGE]Proprietary power switch from aurora R7[IMAGE]Proprietary power switch plugged in
Aurora R7, error 2000-0716, 3rd party case