I put my motherboard into a PC case with a broken power button. I really don't want to reinstall everything in a new case. I was thinking I could use a momentary SPST switch.Is that possible? Can I just put a new header on, thread that cable into the back of a button with the cable threaded through the case grille holes, and secure that button to the top of the case? Thanks bros
Have you tried whacking the wires that lead to the broken button together?
>>2894193The same thing happened to me and I bought a similar switch. Yeah just wire it up easy.
>>2894193yesbut why go with a boring button?
>>2894193yeah, just make sure it's a momentary push button. I'm lazy and just have wires hanging out, one of my others I just reach in with a screwdriver and short the right pins.
>>2894193Just move the [RESET] button wire to the [POWER] header.
the power button isn't directly connected to main power so all you need is connect 2 wires together, any button will do>>2894226>i have no idea how it works but i need to look cool for the thread>>2894448>modern pc>reset button
>>2894193Super easy to do. The power switch is just connected to two jumper contacts on the mainboard. You can replace it with whatever.
>>2894458>>i have no idea how it works but i need to look cool for the threadstfu cuck, it's a momentary toggle switch
>>2895131>25 fucking dollars for one damn switch
>>2895161welcome to trump's USA
>>2895161You'll never be /fa/ if you refuse to spend on novelty.
>>2894193i just touch a screwdriver to the mobo power pins to turn mine on.the power switch and wires are bloat