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I have a clients computer which will not turn on at all. Here are the things that I have tried. Any other suggestions are appreciated.
Tested their power supply with tester, all is good, but still won't power on Tested with known good PSU, still will not turn on Unplugged each cable one by one, still won't turn on Removed each piece of hardware one by one, still nothing Removed cmos battery, still nothing |
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Have you tried removing all of the cables from the mobo that connect from the front panel and then shorting out the PWR SW one?
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You could tell us the make and model of this computer.
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The computer is a Compaq Presario SR2039X.
@ Cambridge PC Support, I shorted out the PWR SW and still nothing so the switch is not bad Last edited by WHEELS; 03-06-2010 at 05:30 PM. |
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Check the mem chips, try a known good one, same with the CPU, IF no luck try pulling the board from the case, and trying it on a test station, For some reason I've had better luck checking a pc this way..
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Ok, wont turn on at all. Does that mean you get ANY kind of movement on the system?. Fans, blinking lights of any kind?. DVD/CD drive movement, HD drive seek powerup, floppy recalibration (seek/settle) ?
Do you see any life on any part of the machine ? If so provide specific details of what you DO see. Can you put in a generic PSU and bypass any front panel switches ?. If there is strapping on the motherboard that you can defeat you might want to order one of these for the future. It will help to determine if switches are bad : http://www.highspeedpc.com/Merchant2...ionAccessories I have several of them and have helped in situations similiar to this one. |
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