Intel DH67BL Motherboard Issue

Edward Cullen · May 15, 2012

hi i am using intel DH67BL motherboard and intel i5 yesterday i was cleanning my pc after tht when i turned on graphics didnt show i checked my graphic card HD 5670 its working fine on my other pc (same as this reg) so i plugged it to internal video slot and its working fine does tht mean is the pci express slot is dead ?? my system is just 5 months old.:sarc:

TVeblen · May 16, 2012

I'm not sure I understand what you did.

That MB has one (blue) PCI Express 2.0 x 16 discrete graphics card connector, two (black) PCI Express 2.0 x 1 connectors, and one (white) PCI Conventional bus connector.
So I am confused by the statement: "so i plugged it to internal video slot and its working fine ". Maybe you could explain this better?

The MB specs say it has integrated graphics, which I assume is the graphics on the i5 processor. Have you tested that?

And, how did you clean the machine? That may give us some clues as to what could have happened.

Edward Cullen · May 16, 2012

yes thts what i did
i connected my monitor to mb integrated graphics

linnemeyerhere · May 16, 2012

Edward,
Did you check in your bios and switch your primary graphics to the optional PCI Express GPU?

Sardonicus · May 16, 2012

While you have the discrete card installed, install the Intel Driver.
If all is OK, afterwards, you can remove the discrete card.
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=21135&ProdId=3282&lang=eng&OSVersion=Windows%207%20%2864-bit%29*&DownloadType=

Edward Cullen · May 17, 2012

linnemeyerhere said:
Edward,
Did you check in your bios and switch your primary graphics to the optional PCI Express GPU?

yes bro i checked my bios setting

Edward Cullen · May 17, 2012

Sardonicus said:
While you have the discrete card installed, install the Intel Driver.
If all is OK, afterwards, you can remove the discrete card.
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Det...g&OSVersion=Windows 7 (64-bit)*&DownloadType=

i installed it already after my external graphics not working

TVeblen · May 17, 2012

OK, so we are back to the question: "is my PCI-e slot dead?"

Could you tell me how you cleaned your computer?
With compressed air?
A vacuum cleaner with a metal wand?
Disassembled everything and wiped it down with a towel?

You answers may shed light on what may have changed, assuming everything was working before you cleaned it.

Edward Cullen · May 17, 2012

TVeblen said:
OK, so we are back to the question: "is my PCI-e slot dead?"

Could you tell me how you cleaned your computer?
With compressed air?
A vacuum cleaner with a metal wand?
Disassembled everything and wiped it down with a towel?

You answers may shed light on what may have changed, assuming everything was working before you cleaned it.

yes dude u are right i was cleaning my pc then when i turned my pc on it didt go well and my pci express 2.0 slot is dead

anyway i gave it to service center and they said tht i will get new one within 2 week time

so i am in relief now thanks for all your helps friends

linnemeyerhere · May 17, 2012

Sounds like good news and bad news. Just remember to un-plug the system completely when you clean and keep all metal attachments away from the components and mobo. I like to use the crack and crevice tool and I just hold it near where I'm blowing with air if inside the house or using the brushes to sweep the dust loose. All you have to do is get the dust loose and the flow of air into the vacuum takes care of the rest. I rarely use moisture unless it's on a q-tip to clean fan blades. Then I allow the case to air dry open for at least 30 minutes before closing up and placing under my desk for re-connections. Glad it's being taken care of but it's a bummer that the slot went dead.

carwiz · May 17, 2012

The card probably wasn't seated or dust got into the slot. Two weeks? That PC shop must be very busy.

Edward Cullen · May 28, 2012

hello again experts i want ur help again i got my new MB replaced from service center but after installing everything now new problem happening my computer is powering on automatically i checked everything from cabinet to ram graphics card and everything is good pls tell me wht is the problem there ??? did they sended the broken MB ??

ignatzatsonic · May 28, 2012

Edward Cullen said:
my computer is powering on automatically

What exactly do you mean?

We need more details.

Edward Cullen · May 28, 2012

ignatzatsonic said:
Edward Cullen said:

my computer is powering on automatically

Click to expand...

What exactly do you mean?

We need more details.

ok while turning on my ups computer starts without pressing power button of cabinet

carwiz · May 28, 2012

Check to see if you have the power button leads attached to the correct pins on the motherboard. I think the alternate power pins are for normally closed (NC) switches.

As a side bar; Why are you turning off the UPS?

Edward Cullen · May 29, 2012

carwiz said:
Check to see if you have the power button leads attached to the correct pins on the motherboard. I think the alternate power pins are for normally closed (NC) switches.

As a side bar; Why are you turning off the UPS?

as i said i checked everything frm hardisk to cabinet pin graphics card rams on my nephews pc which is same as mine pc.

wht do u mean by turning off ups ?? :eek:

TVeblen · May 29, 2012

He means that you said that the problem occurs when you turn on the UPS. That would mean that the UPS was off. Curious as to why the UPS was off in the first place.

Most people who use UPS leave them on constantly.

Edward Cullen · May 29, 2012

TVeblen said:
He means that you said that the problem occurs when you turn on the UPS. That would mean that the UPS was off. Curious as to why the UPS was off in the first place.

Most people who use UPS leave them on constantly.

my ups is always on wht kind of ups u use ?? my ups has a power button which i press first then have to press the power button of cpu

carwiz · May 29, 2012

I guess I'm dumber than I sound but just so we're on the same page, a UPS is an Uninterpretable Power Supply and has a battery (or batteries) that will automatically transfer the load to an internal inverter should the line supply voltage go below a predetermined voltage. I am NOT talking about a PC power supply. You said you're having the problem when you are turning on the UPS. If you turned it on, it must have been off at some point.

If you are referring to the PC power supply then please so state but that is not called a UPS.

In any case, it sounds like the PC power button is faulty, if you've checked everything else. Does the PC startup on it's own with the power button leads disconnected?

TVeblen · May 29, 2012

And it (UPS) does not mean a surge protection power strip either!

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