Hi, I had a old USB mouse and it wasn't working so I took it over to my lab desk and I had a USB extender and hooked it up and put a power charge on the USB part and it made a little spark of electric and my computer restarted and now the motherboard acts like it doesn't work but when I open the case the motherboard's LED lights up but there's no connection to the Ethernet, USB, and no connection to the monitor. I've tried to put a other power supply in the computer nut still no connections to the USB, Ethernet, and monitor, I've also tried to disconnect everything and plug everything back in. My motherboard is a Nvidia Zotac and there's the USB,Ethernet, HDMI, and Monitor hook ups on the motherboard.
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Ilyasgyi commented: Yep, there is no point in trying to jump start a dead bios unless you are able to carryout surface mounted component repairs, but if under warranty RMA is the best option. +0
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