24 pin motherboard connector.

I try to remove the 24 pin motherboard connector to change the power supply but it doent come out. I press the button on the side and try to remove it but it still doesnt come out. Should I use force or will it break the connector?

Hi StargazerUSA,
Are you sure the problem is the motherboard? It could be the powersupply or the connection from the power button to the MB. I don't think you'll find specs for changing the motherboard pin connectors.
This PC is about 5 years old, so it's going to be hard to find replacement parts if something else happens. It would probably be easier and less expensive to get a new PC.
...an HP employee just trying to help where I can, but not speaking on behalf of HP.

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Quote from: magicant on 03-December-10, 14:38:02
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I have the N470GTX M2D12 graphics card. It has 2 places next to each other for a 6 pin power connector. Do i hook them BOTH up?
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