Cpu is on but button is not glowing and pc is not starting
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Shivam231998
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EdoubleU
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30 Aug 2015 à 03:14
30 Aug 2015 à 03:14
sounds like your power supply is shot.
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this is a quick easy test to make sure. just be careful and watch this video, it's easier than trying to explain it through text.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co2RizQ8U2k&feature=youtu.be
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Shivam231998
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5 Sep 2015 à 07:36
5 Sep 2015 à 07:36
Yeah i tried.. Evrythng was lukin fine.. Fan was rotating Properly.. I don't kno what to do nxt..any othr idea? Thnx..
EdoubleU
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Have you tried replacing the CMOS battery? Besides the power supply, that's probably the next biggest reason for what's going on. I'm not sure where you're at but if there's any to of power regulator on the power supply the voltage or whatever needs to match what your computer calls for also.
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it's worth a shot. they're around $10 where i live. I'm not sure of a way to test those besides using a voltmeter. if ya have one and can test it, the volts should be right close to 3. Anything below 2.5 or so is not good. You should be careful though with taking it in & out. It powers things that maintain your settings and such. so it's possible to wipe out certain things that can be fairly important.
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28 Sep 2015 à 09:41
well, it's hard to say with 100% certainty without actually being there and seeing it in person. The cmos battery is a lot easier and less expensive fix than your motherboard. trying to rule out the easy things first ya know. let us know what you decide to do and the results. as always, good luck my friend!
30 Aug 2015 à 04:00