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2017/04/14 19:53:58 (permalink)
The only thing i changed in the BIOS is ERP mode to on, so that usb ports would not stay powered up.
Now, it takes three pushes of the power button to start the PC.
Anyone else experience this?
 
I also tried using the Power button on the MB to see if it was the button on the case that might be the problem.
Same result, three pushes.
post edited by Theophilus20 - 2017/04/14 20:00:23

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    Re: Three power button push to start PC 2017/04/14 21:31:45 (permalink)
    That's very odd.  Not sure if there's maybe a bad ground somewhere or something triggering it as so so at least you know its not the case wires.

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    Re: Three power button push to start PC 2017/04/15 02:10:22 (permalink)
    I have a Z97 board and use ERP, instead of pushing/ tapping the power button I hold it "on" and watch the LEDs on the MOBO. When they light up it will boot normally, otherwise for me it's a 2-3 button press to get it to boot. Almost like a hard boot, but with the power already off----if that makes any sense.


     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Re: Three power button push to start PC 2017/04/15 10:25:04 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Theophilus20 2017/04/16 11:39:24
    I had similar issues a couple months ago..the thread below may give you some ideas..
     
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    Re: Three power button push to start PC 2017/04/15 23:40:20 (permalink)
    scottabbott76
    I had similar issues a couple months ago..the thread below may give you some ideas..
     
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    Im guessing it has something to do with the newer power supplys that have "Eco Mode"

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    Re: Three power button push to start PC 2017/04/16 10:32:05 (permalink)
    That's what I chalked it up to..I mean, I tried 3 different power supplies..drove me nuts

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    Re: Three power button push to start PC 2017/04/16 15:53:55 (permalink)
    Hey Theo, notice you have the 1000P2 like Scott tested with, it had the start delay. That would be odd for sure. Nice job scott, for going through all the footwork! 

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    Re: Three power button push to start PC 2017/04/16 20:58:30 (permalink)
    That's an oddity.
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    Re: Three power button push to start PC 2017/04/17 22:00:22 (permalink)
    All in a few days work lol

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