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Join Date: Nov 2008
Posts: 6
OS: Vista
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Computer Partial Boots?
hey,
this is my first post here so i'm going to try and be as computr smart as i can lol... Anyways this was my first computer build about 2 years ago: Asus m2n-sli-deluxe 2 gigs Ram 7950GT 512 MB GPU AMD X2 4600+ 75 GB Raptor Drive 160 GB Western Digital Drive 650 Watt GameXreme Power Supply XFI Xtreme Gamer Sound card About a year ago this problem starting occuring but i decided to just deal with it and do the normal fix of taking EVERYTHING out and putting it back in to get it to work. PROBLEM: Everyone once in a while i'll wake up in the morning ot find my PC shut off on its own. I go to boot it up and the LED's will light up, Fans will run, then about 4 seconds later shut right back down. I dont even get to my bios menu. Now in order to fix this, the past year i have been taking everything out and putting it back in and it will work fine for a while. I'm just getting tired of taking it all out putting it in... zip tieing everything off... Etc... My power Supply seems fine, but i dont know how to test to find the problem! thanks, josh |
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Tech Hardware Team
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Kansas
Posts: 566
OS: Windows
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Re: Computer Partial Boots?
no beeps? sounds like you have been reseating some contacts to get it to work. heat will build up varnish on componet contacts. I would suggest doing what you have done before to get it going but use a can of contact cleaner. be sure to let it dry before assembly. then download and run this
http://pc-wizard-2008.en.softonic.com/ report your voltage,temps,and fan speeds. also, I do not reccomend leaving your pc on because nowadays pc's keep voltage going to your mainboard anyway.
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