fuel electrical or brain problem

Heres a short version of the troubleshooting i have done and problems

fuel pumps dont run inertia switch is ok I put a hose in 1 gallon can and got siphon to high pressure fuel pump then hooked external battery to fuel pump. pump ran and got pressure in system. turned over engine and still wouldnt start. but when spraying starting fluid in for a few seconds it tried to start but acted like no fuel coming out injectors still only fired on starting fluid.
since when I turn key over the fuel pumps dont run and starting fluid gets it to fire would the problem be the brain and would the brain not let the fuel pumps and the injectors not operate.
I just bought this so I dont know the whole story of what happened to begin with and am working blind.
Also I tested both fuel pumps and replaced the low pressure pump already hi pressure worked fine.
any Ideas will help
thanks

Need the year and what car this is. Any light on dash>??? any security light>?

sorry 1988 ford bronco II 2.9 ltr no lights

check to see if the fuel pump relay is sending power to the pump. If so. make sure power is getting down there. Make sure the plugs are firing. If so, use a noid light set and check to see if the injectors are getting voltage. If not, check grounds and power to pcm. Check the pcm fuses to make sure they are in good order. If so. have someone put a scanner on it and see if the pcm is communicating with it, if it is not, you might have a bad pcm, but check every other option before even thinking of replaceing the pcm

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