pbsk8 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2024 10:22 amSyntax Error wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2024 2:41 amimpossible to say over a distance but mine had a power button that started depressing after a while , after i tried several things and even bought a new psu (which was desperate b/c it worked before so theres no reason it would suddenly need more power for the same setup) turns out i had to clamp the button (since i dont have a soldering kit and i never really soldered on a button so i prefer not to) and that way it stayed pressed down and everything runs fine. Otherwise it started up "sometimes" but got worse over time and the red leds kept blinking too indeed but it also rebooted often IF it got to the startup screen ... for what its worth my 2cents ... i suppose if you have ever done some soldering it cant be too much rocket science to just replace (or simply remove) the button ... good luck, dont fry the board lol
what is this button you are talking about? de10 nano doesnt have one, it would turn on immediatelly when powered on, which is not happening in this case. I believe you didnt see the video.
Im sorry i didnt i just answered fast the problem i encountered in case of similarities, mea culpa, i have a case with a power button and about everything on top and in my case i thought the board was gone but in fact it was the power button , sorry for the confusion