Felix said,

>Spend $10-$15 on an ATX power supply tester first if you don't have a known
>quality PS to test it with. Tired old cheap power supplies can make a
>perfectly good motherboard seem bad.

I bought the tester, unplugged everything from the power supply and it
tested OK.  Plugged back all connections, and everything functioning well so
far.  I may had a bad connection somewhere, will find out in the future.

Thank you all for saving me from buying a new mother board.  As you guessed
it, the problem was the supply of power, (not the power supply).



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