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My computer doesn't shut down (properly, as it should)


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jadi929

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yes, its an Asus A8M2N-LA

here are the specs. i found for it:

http://h10025.www1.h...n...996&lang=en
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OK kewl.
So you have a PCI Express slot and a onboard video.
Which are you using currently?
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i am currently using the onboard graphics, well i guess not exactly "using" since the pc doesn't turn on lol
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OK, then what it seems to be the issue is the onboard is failing.
Since you have the PCI Express slot you may consider investing in a newer card and trying that.
You could try a cheaper card to make sure. If you have a card laying around try it.
Let me know what you think.
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you might be right, because i had the new card which required a 300 wat psu and i think that sucked up the power, leaving nothing for the mouse or keyboard

looks like i'll just have to return the psu and get a new vid card thats compatible with mine
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If you were to go to a PCI card then you won't need a PSU connector for it.
Graphics may not be as good but it would take care of PSU issue then.
Also a lower end PCI Express may work for you
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