Dell Optiplex power button cable failure! A guide on how to stop the annoying error!
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2019
- When swapping the Dell Optiplex with the 5 pin power switch, you will get the alert power button cable failure which stops you from booting right up. In this video I show you how to bypass it weather you kept the cable or tossed it. It's real easy and applies to most Dells of this vintage. I do recommend using the single pin connectors as it makes it much easier.
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Thanks man. There really aren’t enough pin out videos or even forum posts out there like this. Much appreciate it. I’m going to make a channel doing a lot of this stuff soon. Would love to collaborate some time in the future. I’ve been doing tech support and builds since COVID started and figure I can help like you are in this video!
Sorry to rant. Good video. Make more!
Glad it helped and keep me posted on your projects!! Covid is how i started pushing this channel with all the free time staying at home lol..
You saved my thrift store NAS build with this video!!! Thanks dude 🤘
Glad I could help!
Your video was excellent! Thank you very much for helping me get rid of this obnoxious error!
No problem glad I can help!
Thanks 🙏🏾 .... A lot bro .... This was annoying on my Modded Arcade 1up.... Now it boots up properly 🙌🏾.... 🕹
gald i can help. check out me other video on this. their is a guy who sells these adapters which makes this so much easier.
Good job man. Help me fix my power button. Worked. Great.
Thanks hope you can subscribe to help the channel grow. Check out my other video on a adapter that makes this easier.
Once I knew where to look, I noticed it was not completely plugged in. A little pressure, and It works fine! Thanks for the visual aid.
Glad I could help
Thanks so much, you said u would do this video and you did.
np anytime thanks for watching hopefully got more builds from proprietary computers coming up soon.
EXCELLENT!!! Thank's brother.
Hello from Ukraine. This video is all i need, thank's))
Thank u so much from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🙏🙏 this really helped me
My pleasure 😊. Thanks for watching, feel free to ask any questions if you need more help!
Thanks so much bro! So helpful!
Thanks for watching
Dell wakes up and chooses violence.
No reason for this
Muchas gracias, me sirvió el video. Bendiciones.
thank god i found your video , i will try it now
glad it helped!
Thanks dude! worked for me.
Glad it helped
THANK YOU! This really helped me out.
glad I can help. I have a video on a adapter that makes this way easier and practical. Hope you can check it out!
@@DLMtechgarage What I ended up doing was making a small, bare length of wire and soldering it direct to four of the pins, low enough that I could still use a two wire connector to run to a standard switch. I was incredibly happy to no longer see that alert. :)
@@TravisPrebble awesome!! yea dell gets annoying with that crap! Nothing like beating the system lol!!
Thanks for the info!
Any time!
thanks a lot it's working
Brilliant, thanks 👍
Thanks!
Good video dude!
Thanks!
merci beaucoup, tu est mon sauveur!!
Hope this helps and hope you can subscribe to help the channel grow. check out the other video on the channel of an adaptor that makes this even easier to do.
This very informative video nice
Thanks and hope you can subscribe to help the channel grow.
Dude, I just bought a 990 SFF motherboard, this is really helpful
Glad I can help.
same, what parts did you use with it? im kinda lost on what to use
@@b28padrigamikhailfrancis14 ah, let me help you. I just wanted a cheap emergency pc to do office work, so I didn't search for expensive or performance parts. I used a Pentium G850, 8GB (4x2GB) of Micron ram@1333mhz, an old HD7470 graphics card so I could play Valorant from time to time, and a 320GB HDD I had laying around. I ended up buying the power button for around 5 bucks, and a stock dell CPU cooler for around 7 bucks. 7 months later and I'm really glad with my build. I've recently been buying around for some other parts, so I'll reply to this comment if I end up getting them. hope I could help!
@@alejandrovelasquez8063 What psu did you use? I’m really getting anxiety from psu frying ur sht up
@@alejandrovelasquez8063 do u still get the f1 error with fan and thermal sensor? i only bought the mobo
tanks for the video, i will like now how to fix the front pannel error, tanks
Got a video that talk about the easiest way to do it on the channel. Will post the link.
ruclips.net/video/ycFXXL2mLXg/видео.html
got some other videos about doing this so check the channel out for the info and thanks for watching!
Decent guide. Appreciate the info
Goods thanks bro
This is awesome
thanks
I am putting an OptiPlex in an arcade cabinet and this was an issue... thanks!
check out this video on an way easier way to deal with the power button issue along with some of my other videos on dell optiplex mods and swaps..
ruclips.net/video/ycFXXL2mLXg/видео.html
Thank you!!!
Hope this helps and hope you can subscribe to help the channel grow.
I've finally stopped pulling my hair out... THANK YOU!!!
Glad I could help!
Tks u help me só much. Forma brasil tks.
much love
Also I’d like to use this method but the 3 wires bundled together scare me. Would that not cause electrical interference or shortages in the board? I’m trying to decide whether to use the 6pin adapter or the sketchy wiring. I feel like they are both equally as scary lol.
Thank You
Thanks for watching! Stay tuned as im gonna be working on a front I/O video next.
You can also "survive" without the front panel button (including power button) attached, just have to plug and unplug the power cord every time and it turns on :)
Dlm Can Can you make a video please ,, How to use Different CPU Fan And how to connect Keep up the fantastic work New subscriber
when I recover from my surgery i will look into it.
Thanks for the video. I went and tried splicing into the original switch, wish I knew it would give me an error so I still have the female side of the switch. Do you know how I can still use the lights on the case? Obviously with it all tied together basically shorting the leds.
Also have you run into issue with the fam failure. I have a 3 pin hook up and on start up it spins for a second then shuts off and gives me a fan failure
got a video on a easier way to deal with these errors on the channel, just came out last friday. you can use all the lights usb and everything without using the original junk and splicing. as far as the fan error only time i had is was when it was not plugged in. try another fan and the different connectors for it. might be the fans rpm is too low and may needed a higher voltage fan.
@@DLMtechgarage Awesome, I will check it out!
Thank you, great info!
Which Optiplex model in the video?
And do you know if the same (pins) work the same way in other models as well?
i know it will work for the 3010, 3020, 7010,7020, 9010,9020 and the precision t1700 and i think a few other precision model. I have another video on the channel in which i found some adaptors you can buy on ebay that make this way easier and also did a recent build on putting a xeon and giving the optiplex case a fresher look, hopefully you can check on the channel and drop a sub if you don't mind, thanks for watching and stay tuned as I have a dell precision t1700 which is server form of the optiplex video coming out!
@@DLMtechgarage Thank you, that's excellent, and I did subscribe!
@@JNCHRH Thanks!
Thank u very very much it worked
@@subuktageenali7238 glad i can help. Thanks for watching!
thx for the help i think im just gonna deal with the error are you able to get into the bios when this error is present by that i mean you acknowledge the error then spam the f12 or f2 keys to get into the bios. also does it beep at you at all?
also will any 1/2 pin connection power connector work?
the half pin ones will work better then the dual ones. more room and much more flexible. i just didnt have any availible
If you just put your power switch on pins 2 and 5 then a hard drive jumper on pins 1 and 4 there is no need to splice anything.
after finding about the adaptors, I don't even do this anymore, but yea your way makes more sense. thanks!
I just bought this pc and as soon as I turn it on it says cable fix and then my monitor goes too sleep I need help pl
hmmm. even with that error the computer would still boot fine. Try re seating the ram, gpu and memory, if that dont work try using a different psu. sometimes these older psu tend to go bad. had that happen once. hope this help and hope you can subscribe to help the channel.
Just got this computer plan on doing this
Cool deal. Let me know how it goes and if you have any question. be glad to help.
Hi, i have a Dell precision 3650 and the motherboard has what looks like a 10 pins power switch and can't find any suitable adapter for it
store.harbinrepairs.com/index.php/shop/
they also have an ebay store, but they do sell adaptors for the t3650
Loove the videos do you know about any adapters for these? And also please dont forget me when you blow up i gotta get these answers
Thanks, greatly appreciated and I am always happy to answer questions from the viewers. The adaptors are from this company I found on Ebay. I did a video on plus a complete build regarding the adaptor. Def check them out. will add the links and thanks for watching!
ruclips.net/video/ycFXXL2mLXg/видео.html
www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Optiplex-390-3010-3020-Front-Panel-Header-Adapter-Kit-3pc/264638815586?hash=item3d9db3dd62:g:rsUAAOSwsFdfsMFS
@@DLMtechgarage thanks
Hello, what should I do if I can’t enter the BIOS and my PC has this error only when the keyboard is turned on? If I do this, it will work on video? I don’t know what to do, it just doesn’t log into the PC itself when the keyboard is turned on, without the keyboard it starts, but I can’t get into the BIOS...
Ok so I ran into a problem with the fan header connections and I've heard they are wire different and you need to swap wires but idk if that's specific on all Dell motherboards mine is a 42p49 any help?
Bc I'm trying to use a typical non oem 92mm 3pin fan
Amazon and eBay sell a 5 pin to 4 pin adapter for dells so you can use any fan you want and it gets rid of the fan error
Dell optiplex 9020 sff
what is the required voltage on pin #2, i have 2v dc on #2 pin and i sure it should be more, power button is not starting machine.
replaced psu 255w
purple wire 12 v and green wire 5 v thanks
not sure on the voltages. never measured it.
Have you ever seen the 6pin dell power switch adapter? I have an andapter and there’s a little white triangle pointing right to the missing pin. However I have a precision T1600 motherboard I think I fried it plugging it in wrong. The 3010 motherboard I used for case swap and it powers on when I turn the switch on my PSU or if you were to plug it up it would power on without you hitting the power button. I have no cables hooked to the power switch connector and I’m kind of novice. Please help lol.
I have use them with no issue. it's important to make sure the adaptor is specific for the model you are using.
So I just solved the same issue today. I used jumpers and 1 wire connecting them. Different Dell board same idea.
nice! I have gotten spoiled with the adaptors.
Hi DLM Yech, i have 1 motherboard of this model 7010 sff, but when i try to power up MB just tried to start and move the cpu fan and stop inmediately. In your video i can see you should mandatory connect the case fan for boot on min: 5:00 is this correct? i ll need to get that fan couse i just have the cpu fan, the motherboard and generic atx psu.
Thanks for this video :)
you have to have the cpu fan plugged in at least, as far as it instantly shutting off, I would recheck everything to make sure every thing is seated good!
@@DLMtechgarage thanks, few hours ago i did a test with a generic fan 4 pin connected as fan case and the motherboard works. Im happy now :) . For this mb i need to connect both fans: cpu fan and case fan to boot up.
really apreciate your help.
Now i have to adapt the heatsink and the generic case for to have a complete system working.
greetings!!
First of all absolute great video. I do have a problem and hope that you still reply. So I took the Mainboard of a Dell 7010 (5pin power switch) and put it into a case which only has those 2pin power switches. My solution was to only put the 2pin power switch anywhere but there is also a problem to it. My case power button doesn't work and if I shut down my pc manually there is no chance to start it again. I have to unplug these 2pins and replug them in every time which gets pretty awful with time. So my question what should I do to solve that problem. How can I use the case power button or how can I make it easier to restart my pc. (if I just forcly pull my power supply out and plug It back in my pc starts automatically)
this dude on ebay sells a switch fix for it that is way easier. just got it myself and it works fantastic. doing a video soon about it. check out the link to his ebay page. Hope this helps
www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-5-6-Pin-Power-Button-LED-Front-Panel-Adapter-For-Dell-Motherboards/264638806788?hash=item3d9db3bb04:g:9EwAAOSwhA9eS2we
@@DLMtechgarage thx for the quick answer. But I just found a solution myself luckily. I just took the old 5pin power sw button from the old case( after gently breaking the safety "thing" and are using that as my power sw. Works great.
I'm also getting a "front io cable" failure aswell, anyway to fix that? The other day I didn't even get these errors at all but now it's getting this error after adding a hard drive.
not sure, something may of came loose. remove the drive and see if the errors are still their. it is common for the front i/o to go bad in these.
Bro why did you have to make it so hard😂
Interesting...
1. what is the name of the momentary contact switch you can buy and solder onto the wires...?
2. Any idea where you can buy the single female connectors for the pins...?
Just seeing what the dang "power button cable" was that was hiding underneath the motherboard got me straightened out... but this info could certainly come in handy in the future... ;-)
the pins i got them from amazon. not sure about the switch but once again im sure amazon has something for it.
Hey.. I have hp pro 3500 i buy new case my motherboard j18 have 9 pin (+1 10 no pin) it works new case?
no sure, never messed with the hp pro 3500
Are those wires separate from the psu or come with psu?
those wires i cut off an old case. you will have to pick up a set of pins from old power switch hd led power led case pins. you can get them on amazon real cheap
I did not understand.. I think I should buy the cable switch and install it for each pin right? And I have one missing pin like you
pin it out like the diagram them and twist them together to the power button. the other easier way to do it is to use your old power button, splice the new power button into it and tuck away your old power button.
Fala amigo !! Foi bom e dica sua mais meu tá dando erro alerta front i/o cables failure poderia mim ajudar mudei de gabinete o meu e Dell optiplex 390 obrigado
Thanks for watching and stay tuned and subscribe as I may be doing a final update on these dells. I have not messed with the front I/O yet. this guy does a video that might be able to help you some.
Phreakwar PC Custom Builds
ruclips.net/video/8Q0tvKB7tm4/видео.html
You can use an Intel stock cooler with these boards without an adapter. Cut the wires and plug from the old cooler and put them in these corresponding holes on the stock cooler. Black to Black, Red to Yellow. Yellow to Green and blue to blue, the 1st colour is the proprietary connector wires and 2nd stock cooler, this can be transferred to all coolers if you can integrate it. For the "hdd fan", you can cut the wires and put them in the same holes as the cpu if you can't use the fan itself.
Good info and thanks for sharing. Def will give that a shot next time.
How do I fix psu failed to fetch code and why is my hdd not picking up in bios are they related
never had those issues, not sure
How about a reset button and LED's for the power button, 6 pins?
Check out my other video on the channel on a adapter that is sold on ebay that solves all these issues real easy. Thanks for watching and subscribe for more updates on these mods.
2:40 omg dude just spit it lol.
How do you fix front io cable failure, without buying any jumpers. I switched the case
need to either find some adaptors off ebay or do it this way
Good vid man I just put the power switch on 2&5, and I just put jumpers on the rest of the pins, does the trick for me. Also what are you doing for IO shields (if at all)
some models the io shield comes out easy and you can pop them back in or mod it in. if not then I dont use it.
@@DLMtechgarage yeah I was wondering about the ones that don't come out. There is a site where a guy made a program to make I/O shield for sff 3020's. If you have a 3D printer. Might be time for me to invest in one
www.thingiverse.com/thing:4346681
@@stevenwilliams6638 wow that's an awesome back plate. more air flow for sure. def need to make that investment in the future.
eBay is a great place. Some dude manufactures some simple ones that aren't color coded/labeled like the oem ones.
@@DigBickMcQueen link please
hello, my dell 990 sff auto power on when plug . can i fix that
all the ones I have build did the same thing, could never figure it out and figured it was just the way it is
hi! I have some questions for you. in regards to an Intel i5 10600k cpu. I've been shopping for one and in some of the ads say SRH6R very prominently on them and most don't. I've burned up Google and RUclips looking for what that means with no luck. the ads that have it never specified what it means. I've never seen any if them with a slightly different number. I've looked at a bunch of part numbers. none if them have this in that. I haven't seen those numbers on any other cpu. as far as I can tell there's 3 i5 10600's. the plain i5 10600, the i5 10600k and the i5 10600kf. actually, I never found out what the "f" designation was about either. also, another weird number that keeps popping up with this cpu is the add will say LPG 1200 socket. then, right after that it says socket 5. what the heck? I've written to 2 people with the SHR6R prominently in their ad, but, none have responded. any thoughts? thank you.
thats the product code for the k version. k = you can over clock it. non k= non overclocking and f= mean no discrete graphics cards.
@@DLMtechgarage hi! thank you. that word discrete broke the whole case open. I googled the word. read 20 articles about it and my little hamster brain is still spinning around. does the F mean no on board graphics?
@@mrkemblegilstrap yup. no on board graphics!
@@DLMtechgarage typical computer stuff. they go out of their way, to make stuff as hard to use as possible. they really proved that point with windows 10.
how big a deal is it to add a separate, dedicated graphics card to a i5 10600k ?
@@mrkemblegilstrap just plug it in to the pcie slot and it should install automatically. make sure you have enough power on the psu.
so in an easier way, i just need the 5 pin female power connector from the case and cut it off and then plug it on the pins, is that it? I feel like mine is a little bit different, because instead of only 5 pins i have like 7 or 10 idk like in the normal motherboards, idk if im right or not but it seems like it, and it has extra things in it. I plugged my case's wires on it but all of it isn't enough to fill the pins, though I can open the pc when I'm clicking the button in my case and the f1 error is still there. please I need help, Thankyou.
what I do is take the front i/o to include power button, tuck it in the case and splice the power button wire to the case power button.
@@DLMtechgarage Thanks, I'll try it. Btw have you find a solution for the front I/O cable failure?
@@aporo7330 pretty much the same. tucking the whole front i/o to include the usb in the case, or doing the pin out jumping in this video.
@@DLMtechgarage thanks, I'll try it.
Ok people the easiest thing to do is just remove the rgb case power switch I comes out supper easy and then I took the dell 7010 sff power switch and trimmed around the plastic square and put it rite where the other one was and your almost done because the dell switch isn’t long enough so I cut open a usb cable used the 5 wires it has to extend the dell switch so it would reach and it works perfect can’t even tell I changed it I don’t make videos because I’m new to this that was my first case swap for my kid. I want to do a video but still learning
def do the video, I have done it that way too, I know use the adaptors cause its easier and less headache.
Does it work for an optiplex 9020 ?.
most def does. check out my video on an way easier way to do this with an adapter you can get on ebay.
ruclips.net/video/ycFXXL2mLXg/видео.html
Hope this help and you can subscribe and share to help the channel grow!. Thanks for watching
Does this work on the optiplex 390
not sure
What pin number do the group of wires get connected to?
Check out my other video on the channel on a adapter that is sold on ebay that solves all these issues real easy. Thanks for watching and subscribe for more updates on these mods.
@@DLMtechgarage is that the harbin repair adaptor ? looks good that though your method is a simple way of doing it - esp if you wire 2 & 5 to an on/off switch and jump 1/4.
I face the same error with my dell G3, can you help me with a fix for this?
not familiar with the dell g3 so now sure on what the pinout would be.
It keeps telling me just hard drive not found I usr an ssd but its recognized it before
check cables, bios settings, sometimes the cable go bad.
It is probably easier just to buy a 1151 socket board on ebay than to do this but I like knowing the pin out sometimes Frankin-delling is just fun lol
i def agree it is but like you said, frankin dellin is fun lol...
Hi, Can I still use the pc if I get that error message after transferring the motherboard to a different case since I don’t have the facilities to fix that error?
yup still can, it just pause the boot till you press the keyboard but it will stille work completely fine.
i tried that but , the pc dont boot up with that jumper , so im back to 2 and 5 only and the error still there
check out the link below and maybe that might help. also depends on the model you have
www.dell.com/community/Optiplex-Desktops/Problem-with-adding-PCI-smart-boot-switch-to-Dell-Optiplex-3020/td-p/7408252
I have a video on my channel about an adapter you can buy so check it out and see if that helps too. Thanks for watching and hope you can subscribe!
so i need to buy that pci and install?
@@polmzverdillo7125 no just use the pics as a guide
when i jumper the blue and red the pc wont turn on. my dell is 990 sff
Hi sir I have this what is in no power on how to resolve this please any help me
not too sure what you mean but if i am reading correctly if the computer is not turning on could mean a bad power button or power supply.
@ArdyrLa That could be it too!
@ArdyrLa True! or a bad one!
@@DLMtechgarage my also have the same problem. am not getting on with the power button so i didn't understand connection. please tell by reagin
My whatsapp number is +919915499119 please
I do not own the original case and there is no cables How do I cancel the problem
come up with you own wire like i did in this video, or you can search ebay for these adaptors that make it possibly to do without splicing. got a video on my channel about it.
Just short (4 and 5 ) as swicth A and 2 as switch B shorting 1 and 3 is not a good idea.. cause they hold dc voltages
good info thanks.
Why don't you change the motherboard
When swapping the case?? Is it possible??
yes you can change the board too but by doing this you save money so you can spend it on a better graphics card etc...
Changing the motherboard is like buying a new computer. You’d likely need new RAM, new CPU, and possibly a new power supply (depending on your model of Dell.) The point is to reuse as many components as possible from an old but still working computer, and put it in a new case.
What if you don't have those pins
if you dont have the pins you can hack into the connector by splicing the two wires from the original harness. Then just tuck the original harness away. I have seen some people take the original power button and hot glue gone it to the new case. sorry for the late response and thanks for watching.
This didn’t mean work for my 3010 motherboard, I checked the connections tons of time, and they’re correct, but the pc just flickers on and off
hmmmm not sure but if the wires is not right and the pin is done right it will do that. I will post a link to a forum that probably explains it better then I did, hope it helps.
www.dell.com/community/Optiplex-Desktops/Optiplex-5-pin-power-button-assembly-pinout/td-p/6234979?lightbox-message-images-7673267=60958iE62B855334EC19EF
ruclips.net/video/5VzE_FkRfcU/видео.html This video would provide you with the correct wiring. The blue and orange wire is for the LED. It would be shorted if you were to bundle it together. Hope it helps.
@@pernel48 thanks appreciate the infor!!
The dell optiplex 7010 pins are in a different placr
ruclips.net/video/mUv3SM2HeW4/видео.html check out that video, they have a pic of the pin out they use. pretty sure its that same as mine, but this might clarify it better.
@@DLMtechgarage thank you that’s very helpful!!
@@baileyw1618 anytime. glad I can help.
Do not see any links below.
link to the jumper pin I used, let me know if their any else you'd like me to post. I forget to do it sometimes!
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Explicar en español por favor
Aún lo necesitas?
Conecta el 4 y 5 con una grapa, el 2 y el 5 le pones el power switch y pones un jumper en el 4 y 1
I'm having this issue with my optiplex 9010...
you can do the wire jump like I did, or buy the adaptors they sell on ebay.
@@DLMtechgarage It was working fine before I started messing with gpu... I will try jumper if doesn't work I will take to tech. I will let you know what solution was 👍
How to solve hard drive error?
I have never had that issue due to always having a drive install but if you referring to the hard drive fan error, then get the adaptor to put in a traditional fan and add it in.
@@DLMtechgarage thank you
@@chintanpatel9374 Anytime, thanks for watching and hope you can subscribe to help the channel!
Turn music down please ☺️
yea earlier video, def some rookie mistakes editing on my part lol...
Just enable FastBoot in BIOS. That would make the BIOS to skip the initialization of non-essential hardware and proceed with booting the OS.
Don't recall seeing that setting.
This system never had a FastBoot option..
@@digigroovestudios Mine does
I tried the fast boot, but I'm still getting an error.
I’m kinda worried cause I don’t wanna break anything haha
it can be nerve racking but it's not too bad