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![]() That's for sure, that PSU wires have higher resistance than traces on mobo....
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![]() This helped me fix my Asus P5E deluxe. It also had the Chassis Intruded fatal error. Took me only a few seconds to find the right transistor, thanks to the directions.
It's not perfect yet. Is it possible that my 3.3v point comes on too late? If I do a cold boot it gives me the error, but when I reset everything is fine. Anyway, I wanted to say thanks and give people looking for a solution for their P5E deluxe some directions. So I added a picture of the fix for the P5E deluxe. The transistor is located in the bottom left corner of the motherboard. Underneath the winbond chip. |
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![]() I see you pulled 3.3v from a resistor. Maybe that's part of some other circuit and it takes a little while to charge. Try finding a capacitor with 3.3v on it, that should charge up quickly (as it'll be directly across a 3.3v regulator) and it should work on a cold boot as well.
The capacitors are the brown colored parts with no marking on them. ![]()
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![]() Thanks, I'll find another spot and post the picture. If it goes into hibernation or sleep mode now, I can't get the computer to turn back on heheh
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![]() I found a new spot, but it seems that I can't get my computer to wake up anymore if it goes to sleep, and also it doesn't want to turn off anymore. Could this have something to do with it? Should I just find an alternate point again?
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![]() Shouldn't happen. What happens when you try to turn the computer off? Do the fans remain spinning?
Try to clear CMOS again and also clean that area on the board well using isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush. |
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![]() Yes, the fans remain spinning. I'll clear the CMOS again and I'll clean the board.
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![]() So, there we go... Thanks for the help Th3_uN1Qu3! Found a new 3.3v point, cleaned the board and reset the CMOS. Everything is working now.
In the attachment is my final solution for the Asus P5E Deluxe |
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![]() Good job!
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![]() can u plz help me my motherboard is P5k-VM
and i also get the same problem (chassis intruded fatal error system halted) dont know how to fix that :/ |
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![]() I know this is an old thread but I have a P5E3 with same problem. My chassis intrusion connector is by the front panel header and the board power LED and the super I/O controller is in the top corner like the P5KE shown but no transistors are near it. Can anyone help me identify the correct sot-23 on my board? I certainly would appreciate it. There are 4 transistors surrounding the intrusion connector but none are marked sot-23.
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![]() SOT-23 is just the package specification (look up SOT-23 on Google images and you will see what I mean). The actual marking on the transistor will vary, depending on what it is.
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![]() I have seen this error on a P6T Deluxe V2 socket 1366 motherboard, is it likely the same solution ?
Also, it appears that cleaning the board well could resolve this as well, is that correct ? As old as this thread is, its the first solution I've seen, in a LOT of looking, that seems to delineate the exact CAUSE of the fault. Very, very useful information. Thanks very much to the OP, btw ! |
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![]() try replacing the jumper that bypasses the chassis switch
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![]() Have an easier workaround, following are the steps :
<1> Remove the front USB and audio connectors from MB <2> Remove the reset switch connector <3> Reset BIOS using the Jumper / removing CMOS <4> Reset BIOS Settings and reboot your PC and things should be Up and running. Let me know if this works for you too. |
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![]() got same problem on my P8h61-m2, help me please! tia
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![]() Th3_uN1Qu3
Please help me with my PK5 DELUXE mother board that surely need that "remove transitor fix" cant know for sure wich one is it and i don't wanna mess something up. Thanks |
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![]() Please post clear pictures of the mainboard and a close-up of the Winbond chip area.
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