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Installing Cold Cathode Flourescent Lights (CCFLs)

By Mark Kyrnin, About.com

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Powering Back Up

Plug the Power Back into the Computer

Plug the Power Back into the Computer

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At this point everything with the installation should be down. It is now just a matter of powering up the computer and making sure that the lights work. Plug the AC cord back into the computer system and remember to flip the switch on the back of the power supply to the on position. Once the computer is turned on, the light tubes that were installed should light up the case.

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