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Pc not starting up
hi,
I have a PC i assembled myself back in 2005 in Cochin, Kerala, India. My config - Amd athlon 64 2800, MSI RS 480 M1 Motherboard, 512Mb Kingston DDR Ram, Seagate 80Gb HD, Benq DVD ROM, Tech-com ATX 350 watt poWer supply 220/110 AC, 50/60Hz on board sound card, lan card and 128 Mb ati radeon graphics I run MS Win XP Sp 2. Recently, I've been having trouble turning on my PC. When i turn it on, initially, the monitor led used to just blink. So i replaced my ram With a brand new one (a friends advice). This Worked for a While. Then, my computer started restarting after a couple of hours. Now and then, it powers on. other times, it says hard disk cable failure. Off late, if i press the power button, it doesn't turn on. It starts on its on after 20 minutes or so, but the monitor doesnt turn on. Ive replace my hard disk and cables twice and there's still no use. I've tried givin it to repair to a number of places but they don't seem to know what the problem is.(Some say smps is screwed, some say HD, some say RAM, some say motherboard )Can someone help me out please . If someone can get me on the right track, i can recommend to the repair guys what to do ......
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 9
OS: xp
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Re: Pc not starting up
In a situation like this you have to try other memory, gfx card, hard drive etc - do you know anyone with these things who you can swap with - I know its a pain but you could also rebuild it making sure all plugs and memory etc are seated correctly.
If you swap memory, psu, gfx card, hard drive and finally processor and you still have the problem then it would have to be the motherboard - not easy but the only way to do it in my opinion.... |
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Manager, Hardware Forums
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: west australia
Posts: 56,267
OS: win 7 32x 64x rtm
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Re: Pc not starting up
look at the power supply,computer problems from your location usually go to a power supply problem because of cost and availability,when building they are usually compromised on
Power Supply Information and Selection
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