I have an ATX power supply, and AT power supplies, when the power went out and the computer shut down, and when the power was restored the computer turned on automatically, I would like to set the ATX power supply so that it would be the same as the AT, but I do not know how to go about it.

It is necessary to set such an option in the BIOS of the computer - what it is supposed to do in the event of a return of power supply voltage. Sage.

You can also redesign the power supply accordingly.The topic has been discussed more than once and not twice, just use the search engine on the forum.

Some boards have this feature in the Bios. I think it's called Auto Power On or Resume After Powerfailure.

Just as a colleague writes - in my BIOS there is a Power section, in it the APM Configuration function, then Restore on AC Power Loss and here to choose from: Last State ( that is, the last state ) , Power Off and Power On . In this case, you should set Power On. Sage.

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I have an ATX power supply, and AT power supplies, when the power went out and the computer shut down, and when the power was restored the computer turned on automatically, I would like to set the ATX power supply so that it would be the same as the AT, but I do not know how to go about it.
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6337702 26 Mar 2009 22:01

It is necessary to set such an option in the BIOS of the computer - what it is supposed to do in the event of a return of power supply voltage.

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You can also redesign the power supply accordingly.
The topic has been discussed more than once and not twice, just use the search engine on the forum.
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6337727 26 Mar 2009 22:04

Some boards have this feature in the Bios. I think it's called Auto Power On or Resume After Powerfailure.
#5 6337756 26 Mar 2009 22:08

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6337756 26 Mar 2009 22:08

Just as a colleague writes - in my BIOS there is a Power section, in it the APM Configuration function, then Restore on AC Power Loss and here to choose from: Last State ( that is, the last state ) , Power Off and Power On . In this case, you should set Power On.

Sage.
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