How Do You Replace An ATX Push Button Power Switch?
In modern computer systems, the ATX power switch works by temporarily shorting the connection between two pins on the motherboard. This sends a signal to turn the computer on. In rare instances, a problem can cause the ATX power switch not to function properly. Replace the power switch to resolve this issue. Shut the computer down. Open the computer chassis to expose the motherboard. In most cases, the computer chassis is opened by pulling a lever on the back, pushing a button on the side, or removing a row of screws. Remove the plastic bezel covering the front of the computer chassis. Generally, this is accomplished by pushing a tab on each corner of the bezel. The bezel contains a plastic button which depresses the ATX power switch when pushed. After removing the bezel, the ATX power switch will be exposed. Push on the switch. If the computer boots successfully, the switch does not have a problem. A new plastic bezel should be ordered from the computer manufacturer, as the power butt
