M2NSLI-Deluxe power button?

I built a system using the M2Nsli-Deluxe. All runs fine, but you have to
hold the power button in for 2-3 seconds to get it to turn on. Tried a
different power supply/case, but the same problem. Any ideas?

Thanks,
J

On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 08:46:43 -0700, "GalaxyX" none wrote:

I built a system using the M2Nsli-Deluxe. All runs fine, but you have to
hold the power button in for 2-3 seconds to get it to turn on. Tried a
different power supply/case, but the same problem. Any ideas?

Thanks,
J

No ideas, but mine works the same way, and I've seen the same comment
from others. I decided it's no big deal.

To e-mail me, use jcarlson631 at yahoo dot com

-- John

The concern is that I'm building it for a customer, who may not be thrilled
with this 'glitch'. Seems I used one of these boards before and it did not
do this..

"John" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 08:46:43 -0700, "GalaxyX" none wrote:

I built a system using the M2Nsli-Deluxe. All runs fine, but you have to
hold the power button in for 2-3 seconds to get it to turn on. Tried a
different power supply/case, but the same problem. Any ideas?

Thanks,
J

No ideas, but mine works the same way, and I've seen the same comment
from others. I decided it's no big deal.

To e-mail me, use jcarlson631 at yahoo dot com

-- John

galaxy wrote:
The concern is that I'm building it for a customer, who may not be thrilled
with this 'glitch'. Seems I used one of these boards before and it did not
do this..

"John" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 08:46:43 -0700, "GalaxyX" none wrote:

I built a system using the M2Nsli-Deluxe. All runs fine, but you have to
hold the power button in for 2-3 seconds to get it to turn on. Tried a
different power supply/case, but the same problem. Any ideas?

Thanks,
J

No ideas, but mine works the same way, and I've seen the same comment
from others. I decided it's no big deal.

To e-mail me, use jcarlson631 at yahoo dot com

-- John

File a report with Asus tech support, so they know about it.
Something like that should have been detected during development.
Some motherboard companies do three design cycles fot the motherboard,
so there are plenty of opportunities to find design flaws.

Paul

Look here and see if you can find something on it
http://support.asus.com/faq/faq.aspx...Language=en-us
or maybe its something in the bios that needs to be changed or updated
bios might fix
http://support.asus.com/download/dow...Language=en-us



on Wed, 20 Jun 2007 21:43:57 -0700, "galaxy"

wrote:

The concern is that I'm building it for a customer, who may not be thrilled
with this 'glitch'. Seems I used one of these boards before and it did not
do this..

"John" wrote in message
.. .
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 08:46:43 -0700, "GalaxyX" none wrote:

I built a system using the M2Nsli-Deluxe. All runs fine, but you have to
hold the power button in for 2-3 seconds to get it to turn on. Tried a
different power supply/case, but the same problem. Any ideas?

Thanks,
J

No ideas, but mine works the same way, and I've seen the same comment
from others. I decided it's no big deal.

To e-mail me, use jcarlson631 at yahoo dot com

-- John

I found references to this in the Asus web forum. Seems some boards do it
and some don't. Bios does not seem to fix it. I'm going to try another and
RMA this one...

"bandit" wrote in message
...
Look here and see if you can find something on it
http://support.asus.com/faq/faq.aspx...Language=en-us
or maybe its something in the bios that needs to be changed or updated
bios might fix
http://support.asus.com/download/dow...Language=en-us



on Wed, 20 Jun 2007 21:43:57 -0700, "galaxy"

wrote:

The concern is that I'm building it for a customer, who may not be
thrilled
with this 'glitch'. Seems I used one of these boards before and it did not
do this..

"John" wrote in message
. ..
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 08:46:43 -0700, "GalaxyX" none wrote:

I built a system using the M2Nsli-Deluxe. All runs fine, but you have to
hold the power button in for 2-3 seconds to get it to turn on. Tried a
different power supply/case, but the same problem. Any ideas?

Thanks,
J

No ideas, but mine works the same way, and I've seen the same comment
from others. I decided it's no big deal.

To e-mail me, use jcarlson631 at yahoo dot com

-- John

Second board does the exact same thing!

"GalaxyX" none wrote in message
...
I found references to this in the Asus web forum. Seems some boards do it
and some don't. Bios does not seem to fix it. I'm going to try another and
RMA this one...

"bandit" wrote in message
...
Look here and see if you can find something on it
http://support.asus.com/faq/faq.aspx...Language=en-us
or maybe its something in the bios that needs to be changed or updated
bios might fix
http://support.asus.com/download/dow...Language=en-us



on Wed, 20 Jun 2007 21:43:57 -0700, "galaxy"

wrote:

The concern is that I'm building it for a customer, who may not be
thrilled
with this 'glitch'. Seems I used one of these boards before and it did
not
do this..

"John" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 08:46:43 -0700, "GalaxyX" none wrote:

I built a system using the M2Nsli-Deluxe. All runs fine, but you have
to
hold the power button in for 2-3 seconds to get it to turn on. Tried a
different power supply/case, but the same problem. Any ideas?

Thanks,
J

No ideas, but mine works the same way, and I've seen the same comment
from others. I decided it's no big deal.

To e-mail me, use jcarlson631 at yahoo dot com

-- John

On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 08:46:43 -0700, "GalaxyX" none wrote:

I built a system using the M2Nsli-Deluxe. All runs fine, but you have to
hold the power button in for 2-3 seconds to get it to turn on. Tried a
different power supply/case, but the same problem. Any ideas?

no problems. maby its the power supply + mainboard that gives
problems. check also the 5vSTB of your power supply.
Maby that dont give enough power.