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Eluzion32 View Member Profile	Oct 7 2008, 12:37 AM Post #1
Member Posts: 13 OS: XP sp2	I have an older PC that will not power up at all. It was turning on for 15minutes, then cutting off. Moved 5minutes, then cut itself off. Now its not turning on at all. Bought a new power supply and, same thing. Still wont turn on. No power, whatsoever. Any suggestions on checking something-else?

Troy View Member Profile	Oct 7 2008, 08:10 AM Post #2
Trusted tExpert Posts: 4,434 From: Gold Coast, Australia OS: Microsoft Windows Vista Home (Basic and Premium) SP1 (32-bit), XP Home SP3	Duplicate. Please do not post the same topic more than once. I have replied in your other thread.

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