computer will not start
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Doey_thePimp
, Jul 27 2005 04:43 PM
#1
Posted 27 July 2005 - 04:43 PM
#2
Posted 27 July 2005 - 04:53 PM
You could start by making sure all the connections are tight. Moving it around may have caused something to loosen up. Dell has an excellent website that helps you fix your own computer, so go to th Dell site and look up your model.
#3
Posted 27 July 2005 - 04:54 PM
it could still be power supply, since each power supply provides three kinds of voltages.....12volt, 5volt, and 3.3 volt.
A PC power supply that looses one of these rails may seem to be working , but still not.
So, I would swap out the power supply first given your basic description. You can plug another PSU into the mainboard without actually installing it....just take your PC and plug it in, while being careful not to touch the power supply to the side of the case
Next up woudl be the motherboard has gone bad.
It could also be a burned out cpu, but often times fans will still spin with a bad cpu.
A PC power supply that looses one of these rails may seem to be working , but still not.
So, I would swap out the power supply first given your basic description. You can plug another PSU into the mainboard without actually installing it....just take your PC and plug it in, while being careful not to touch the power supply to the side of the case
Next up woudl be the motherboard has gone bad.
It could also be a burned out cpu, but often times fans will still spin with a bad cpu.
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