Fans run, no beep, computer won't boot up....
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                    mswicked6
    
        
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imfreekinnuts - Dec 16, 2010 at 05:02 PM
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Oct 26, 2010 at 12:51 AM
    Oct 26, 2010 at 12:51 AM
                        
                            
                    Hello,   
If you have a multiple capacitors that are bulged at the tops then the problem
is with the motherboard. All you can do is, go to your nearest motherboard
service center and get it repaired by replacing the capacitors and checking
whether any other components are damaged or not.
Or
You have to buy an another motherboard.
Good Luck.
            If you have a multiple capacitors that are bulged at the tops then the problem
is with the motherboard. All you can do is, go to your nearest motherboard
service center and get it repaired by replacing the capacitors and checking
whether any other components are damaged or not.
Or
You have to buy an another motherboard.
Good Luck.
