SATA Card Makes Computer Turn Off/Not Turn On

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  1. camaj

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    You should not be sliding the card into the system while it is running; you probably did some major damage doing that.
     
  3. RastaDave

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    You may have damaged the pci slot like KillerBug said . If you have more than one pci slot try this . Turn Off the computer and remove the power cable from the power supply . Then with your free hand hold a solid metal part of the case to ground yourself out . Then install the sata card into a pci slot . Plug the power cable back in then turn on the pc .
     
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    IGNORE : double post
     
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  5. KillerBug

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    ...If RastaDave's advise does not work, it probably means you killed the card...you might have killed the socket, all the sockets, the card, or a combination of these.
     

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