Pc

put them back?

make sure they are in the right way round

>>192332
they're biased so you can't put them in the wrong way unless you use a hammer. OP, unplug the power lead then plug it back in and try again. modern power supplies are funny like that.

>>192337
i meant make sure he isn't putting the power into the reset, and the reset into the power ;-;

>>192337
>>192342
I'm pretty sure you can accidentally put those backwards (positive in the wrong side), depending on the mobo and case, ofcourse.

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>>192345
>I'm pretty sure you can accidentally put those backwards (positive in the wrong side)
How do I tell which side of the switch should be positive?

>>192384

Remember the way you tried already? Now try the other way.

The power button is litereally just shortening the pins for half a sec when you press it, so it does not matter one bit if you disconnect the cable while it is running.

If you are too stupid to put the cables in, you can even short the pwr-sw pins with a screwdriver.

>>192384
Nice NES power switch, I once built a NES-pc as well. You're kinda forced to cut in lots of air holes if you use anything faster than a raspberry pi.