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What could this be ??? I tried a new power supply and zip. Is it the board?
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Boot up failure
There are many reasons that could cause this problem. It could be a faulty power switch, solution, find where the power switch connects to your motherboard and trip the two pins with a screwdriver. Your motherboard could be grounding out somewhere. In that case you can take everything out of your computer, set it all up outside the case and try it then. It could be the motherboard which means you would have to replace it. Try those things and get back to me if it still does not turn on.
I have a bit of a strange issue with my computer. Forgive me if I'm a little too descriptive, but I'm not sure which details are relevant and which are not for such a problem. First, the specs:
Model: eMachines T2984
Operating System: Windows XP Service Pack 2
Processor: Intel Celeron D Processor 340, 2.93 GHZ, 256K L2 Cache, 533 MHZ FSB
Power Supply Unit: Bestec Model: ATX-250-12E REV: P7
Motherboard: I can't tell, but it appears to be an Intel motherboard by the number of Intel labels on it
RAM: 512 MB DDR SD originally, added 1 GB a couple of months ago
Let me know if you need anything else...
Yesterday, I got home from shopping around 1PM, and I tried to start the computer. I pushed the power button, and nothing happened. I checked all of the cords, and they were all plugged in. Not knowing what else to do, I opened up the case to see if there was something obviously wrong. The only thing that I noticed (other than a bunch of dust) was that the power supply unit was still hot. I shut the computer down about 5 hours earlier after about 20 minutes of use, so it seemed strange that the power supply was still hot. I unplugged the computer just in case there was some sort of fire hazard.
At this point, I called a friend who suggested that the problem might be with the motherboard or the power supply unit.
A few hours later, I plugged it back in to try to get it to work. As soon as I plugged it in, the entire unit suddenly started "running" by itsel... Read more
I would suspect that the Power Supply Unit (PSU) is going south. If you have a spare one laying around, install it and see if the problem goes away.
You can buy a new,better PSU from Newegg for about $40.00. I have used a Thermaltake 430 watt in one of my machines for some time now and it works well.
You will have to check the size of your PSU to be sure a new one will fit into the eMachine.
Here's the page with that PSU on it. It's the last one on the list.
I just put together my first computer 6 months ago. It abruply shutdow in the middle of writing a paper for school. I couldn't turn it back on right away. after trying a few times, it turned on. All the fans are working even the fan on the power supply, the motherboards lights are on. My graphic card in on the motherboard. I think it might be my power supply because when I first put it together I didn't plug in the smaller power connection to the motherboard and the same thing is happening, black screen. It's like my computer isn't giving my monitor any feed. I will have more info when I get home. I can't get in to bios or safe mode.
I have this issue that when I turn on my computer, the power LED does not turn on but you can hear the fans working properly. I don't the issue and I'm not much of an expert with computers. Please help me solve this issue because I'm completely clueless.
How old is the computer, what was the last change you made to the computer and when you last shut it down did it shut down correctly?
How to find computer turn on time off time. I want to know during last month how many times my computer was turned on , when it was truned on & when turned off.
Have a look in the System event log. Normally a few events are logged at shutdown and startup.2 more replies
I am using a client computer that is connected to a modem via a LAN cable which is in a neighboring house as far as about 50 meters. The host computer is there. The host computer is only using Internet Connection Sharing (without a router) to share its Internet connection with me. Within this network there are only two computers, the one I use (as client) in my house and the other one is the host computer as I mentioned earlier.
How do I know that the host computer is being turned on or off?
The purpose is to know so that I can use all the bandwidth from the modem when the host computer is not turn on. Because there are no restrictions on bandwidth from the host computer, and I just wanted to use all the available bandwidth only when the host computer is not turned on.
Both computers use Windows 7.
Hello guysI am beginner on computers and recently my computer obtained a problem and i think its on hardware the problem.When i open pc it is open for 4-5 seconds and its turn off and few seconds later it's turn on automatically without me pressing the power button, also it;s doesn't send signal to my screen.Can anyone please help me? Sorry for my english, its not my native language.
Could you please share the make/model number of the computer? Also if this computer is new and under warranty have you considered returning it under warranty replacement?3 more replies
after serching all night to find out why his computer is in limbo, i leave my brother's house without finding needed help. his computer won't turn off...the fan, a couple little lights until he unplugs it from the wall. first, the computer did a restart all by itself, he said, then it would not turn on, except the fan and little lights inside that won't turn off. he took out the hard drive and it functions in his other computer...he puts the hard drive back into the new computer and it will not turn on or completely turn off that fan. he tried the "hold the on/off button for at least five seconds" step and nothing changes. he has had the computer for a year and a half, so he really wants to figure this out. how can he even get it to turn on so he could do a safe start up? so far we cannot find a way to troubleshoot. he have checked the cords, perhaps there was a freeze up that began this loop and that's why the fan stays on? please say this is something you have heard of and there may be a solution. the advice we have found usually goes back to buying a new computer. thanks in advance, tea
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I'd unplug all drives and add-on cards (such as soundcard if there is one), and try booting then.
I was playing counter strike then all of a sudden the screen went blank then the fans started to make loads of noise so i turned it off and now when i turn it on the fans start the dials move and light up but it makes some beeps then nothing happens just the fans spining, its happened before and i sent it back and they put a new motherborad in but the company has gone bankrupt so carnt send it back is there any way i can tell for sure its the motherborad and help choseing a new one??.
1) Punctuation.2) More info on your system, OS and what happened prior to this and someone will be along shortly to assist.14 more replies
I've had this message on screen, alternating with "Installing update 2 of 2.." for well over 6 hours now!
How long can it take? At some point I'm gonna have to bite the bullet - what should I do?
(Windows XP, SP3. I think the Windows update is something to do with the .NET framework?)
Re: "Do not turn off or unplug your computer; it will turn off automatically." (6+ Hr
If you have got an XP install disc to do a recovery if it goes bad, i'd just hit the reset button, and boot into safemode straight away [press F8 as it is booting] then schedule a chkdsk and restart.
to schedule chkdsk...
Go to "my computer" and right click on the drive windows is on.
Select "properties" then go to the "tools" tab and click "check now" on the error checking section.
It will tell you that it cant perfrom it and ask you do you want to schedule it for next time...
click "yes" and reboot.Click to expand...
Hi, I have a problem with windows XP. Everytime I turn off my computer by clicking on "turn off computer," I receive an error message popup that states "Windows Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to be closed." After that pop-up message, the computer freezes for about a minute and goes back to its normal format (desktop) and the computer DOES NOT TURN OFF.
How do I turn off my computer without unplugging the computer? I try "ctrl+alt+del" to go to the windows task manager to "shut down" the computer but..the computer restarts again and doesnt turn off. Do I have a virus or a windows explorer problem? and how do i fix it? thank you
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Hi, I have a problem with windows XP. Everytime I turn off my computer by clicking on "turn off computer," I receive an error message popup that states "Windows Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to be closed." After that pop-up message, the computer freezes for about a minute and goes back to its normal format (desktop) and the computer DOES NOT TURN OFF.
How do I turn off my computer without unplugging the computer? I try "ctrl+alt+del" to go to the windows task manager to "shut down" the computer but..the computer restarts again and doesnt turn off. Do I have a virus or a windows explorer problem? and how do i fix it? thank you
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I use my laptop for school and, by keeping it on power saving mode, usually get through two school days without charging my laptop. Ever since I've downloaded Windows 10, (1) my computer doesn't shut off all the way when I close it, which drains the battery, and (2) every time I charge it, it turns off the power saving mode, which is really annoying. This is especially annoying when I don't notice it isn't on and my battery drains even faster. Is there any reason it won't turn off? Is there a setting I can use to keep the power saving mode on at all times?
Your system might have a virus, try to scan using Malwarebytes, Superspyware , Trojan-Killer. Restart your system then try to download Hitman Pro then Run it. Then optimize your system using Ccleaner. Hope this would help.3 more replies
As the title said, my computer freezes during games. When it freezes the screen just stop at the last frame (so no black screen or anything like that) and I can hear the game for about a second before it turns to a low clicking sound. At which point I have to manually shut down the computer and restart it. Nothing else works. Then I get the usual question of how I want to start the computer, I always pick "start normally" and it's like it never happened.
I think it's because the GPU is overheating, because that's the only component that's really hot. When I check the temp while playing it's usually building up to about 60C (24-30C on idle) and stays around that number. And it fells really hot when I touch it after it's happened. The only problem with that theory is that I can play every game out there usually on the best setting (haven't tried every powerful game out there) and not a single problem with lag or such. Then again, I've never had that problem with MW3, and the temp stays around 50C on that. Not to say that the GPU is really that great. It's average at best, but I'm not a hardcore gamer or anything so figured I didn't need the best.
I built the computer myself in June 2011. And it went fine without any problems until maybe 6 months ago, not really sure when it happened.
Here's what I've done so far
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I am having trouble with a 6 month old IBM R51 laptop - when I select TURN OFF COMPUTER from within Windows and the START button - the computer sometimes hangs and will not shut down. I have to press the power button to reset. Any idea what could be causing this?
Welcome to BC! There are many possible causes, however there is one common cause. Often XP's exit sound file gets corrupt and if it does not run then XP won't shut down. I am not sure based on what you have told us so far if this is the issue or not, but let's see:Go to:Start > Control Panel > Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices > Sounds and Audio Devices > Sounds tabUnder Program Events scroll down until you see Exit Windows. Highlight Exit Windows by clicking on it once. Then under Sounds choose None. Click Apply and finally OK. Reboot if possible, or shut down computer and restart manually. Once it is up and running, shut down computer by going to Start > Turn Off Computer. See if it will shut down on it's own now.If it does, the only difference will be that you will not longer hear the 2 seconds of music that XP usually plays as it shuts down.3 more replies
Had problem message on Microsoft edge that computer could be corrupted. Now can't turn on computer even though power is going to it. What can I do
Hi Method 1:Run the apps troubleshooter and check if it helps with the issue. Refer to the following article and run the Apps troubleshooter:Run the troubleshooter for Windows apps If the issue still exists, try the next method. Method 2:Try to run a System File Checker (SFC) scan to check for any file corruption. SFC scan will scan for corrupt system files on the computer and repair them.Press Windows key + X, click Command Prompt (Admin).In the Command Prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:sfc /scannowIf the issue still exists, try the next method. Method 3:You may check the same issue with the new user account. Try these steps to create a new user account and check if it fixes the issue. Refer to the steps below to create a new User Account:Go to Settings.Choose Accounts and then select Other User Accounts towards the left.Select Add an Account.Enter a user name and hit Next.Click on Finish.Sign out from the current Account and Log into the new account.Check if issue persists.1 more replies
so recently i took everything out of my computer to clean it..i put eveything back where it was but when i turned it on its starts making beeping sounds and the screen stays black.. fans and power run but dont know whats the problem.
i also recorded a video of how its sounds like:
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There are three possibilities here, all related to your memory.
1) You have forgotten to fit your memory back in.
2) Your memory isn't properly seated in its slot(s)
3) You have killed your memory because of not following antistatic procedures.
I'm suspecting it is either 2 or 3.
First of, my monitor exhibited signs of flickering during start-up, but only minor ones and would just stop at the 'Welcome' screen of windows so I didn't give it much thought. Iv'e been using it with the cpu the same time I bought the monitor.
But after some time, the flickering got worse. It went from 1-2 second interval flickers to a whole 10 seconds of blackness before it showed anything.
Now,Iv'e got a new cpu but still using the old monitor. After a day or so, the monitor exhibited the first symptoms of my first cpu, so I just dismissed it. But after a week, It got a hell worse, before I even start-up my computer, the monitor doesn't show Analog/Digital at the top-left corner of the screen. PLUS my cpu keeps restarting after I pushed the ON button after 10 seconds or so.
My question, Is the monitor responsible for the restart and what could be the reason for the flickering?
Thanks for a fast reply.
Quote: Originally Posted by pokeman5
First of, my monitor exhibited signs of flickering during start-up, but only minor ones and would just stop at the 'Welcome' screen of windows so I didn't give it much thought. Iv'e been using it with the cpu the same time I bought the monitor.
My question, Is the monitor responsible for the restart and what could be the reason for the flickering?
Thanks for a fast reply.
Welcome Pokeman5 to the windows 7 forums.
The graphics card might be your culprit. Please update your system configuration settings under user cp so that others can maybe help you.
Usually the monitor won't stop your machine from booting. The graphic card most likely be the cause.
There is also the possibility that your power supply could be defective or going bad. Lots of possibilities.
Ok well, my computer is pretty old, but its not THAT old, it has always worked very well, and all of a sudden one day it froze and i tried turning it off but when i went to press the power button it wouldnt turn off, no matter how many times i pressed the power button. so i had to turn off the power switch in the back of the computer. it did this consistently so i decided to format my computer and delete the partition stuff like that, but it still did it, and i even virus checked and there were no viruses.
my computer freezes out of nowhere at random spots (startup, windows, my desktop, etc) and when i try to turn it off the power button doesnt work so i have to turn it off by turning off the switch at the back of the computer, please help me, i don't know whats going on!
Try holding the power switch in for at least 4 seconds. There is a entry in BIOS for instant off and 4 second delay. Yours is probably set to 4 seconds. Delay is good as it prevents accidential power offs from hitting the switch by mistake.
If you are hiolding the switch in and it isn't powering down there are two possibilties. Switch is defective or connector has came off the header.
New computer keeps blue screening during or after my computer goes to sleep. Was told to upload this, and also it says part of the reason is in the Minidump folder or the Temp folder.
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New computer keeps blue screening during or after my computer goes to sleep. Was told to upload this, and also it says part of the reason is in the Minidump folder or the Temp folder.
Hi TheRealDanny.
The crash dump (a Stop 0x3B one) is not saying anything in detail about the probable cause of the BSOD).
Test your RAM modules for possible errors. How to Test and Diagnose RAM Issues with Memtest86+
Run memtest for at least 8 passes, preferably overnight.
If it start showing errors/red lines, stop testing. A single error is enough to determine that something is going bad there.
If it does not show any error, enable Driver Verifier to monitor the drivers. Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable
Run Driver Verifier for 24 hours or the occurrence of the next crash, whichever is earlier.
Why Driver Verifier:
It puts a stress on the drivers, ans so it makes the unstable drivers crash. Hopefully the driver that crashes is recorded in the memory dump.
How Can we know that DV is enabled:
It will make the system bit of slow, laggy.
Before enabling DV, make it sure that you have earlier System restore points made in your computer. You can check it easily by using CCleaner looking at Tools > System Restore.
If there is no points, make a System Restore Point manually before enabling DV.
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Hi everyone,
While turning on my computer the it turns on, fans are starting to move, but screen won't turn on, and the beep of the bios is not heard.
pressing the sleep/reset button next to the turn-on button computer goes off, pressing it again turns on the computer without any problem. (now I'm working with the same computer) i thought maybe it's the power supply that gives me problem but changed between computers, this still gives me trouble and other computer works good (besides its many problems ). any idea what to do?
Thanks in advance
BTW, while trying to write this thread I got all this terms that i didn't know how to call in English, like power supply - is that the box which connects to the power and to all the m-board and drives? is there an English computer terms dictionary?
try wikipepdia for translations or google
Just got a new to me P3 computer up and running. Sometimes during star up it does not recognize the PS2 keyboard. Which makes it hard to go into my password protected User ID. When trying to shut down it will keep a few things running like some fans and the CD drive. But it does not sound like the Hard Drive is spinning.
If I use the XP to shutdown it goes into this limbo stage of neither off nor on, same goes for the power button on the front of the computer. It will either start up the computer or turn it to the limbo mode. Upon starting up, I can use the mouse to get it all the way into a non password protected XP users screen but can't do anything without the keyboard working. In the process of setting up I have had everything working earlier today but this keyboard and limbo status has been an intermitent problem. What should I try?
Ok so my computer was using 2 rams and after some time i update my motherboard bios or something like that and later some days it started to work weird like i turned it off and the next day it would just turn on and off after i took one of the rams out it worked fine and it might be from avast to because i did a virus scan before the ram problems and i had 2 blue screens of death so what is the issue with my ram or the motherboard. plus i use to run 4 rams but it would keep restarting my computer after like 1-2 hours of using it so i went back to 2 and now i have another problem i have alot of bad luck with computers so please help me because i am taking it to a person to check it out tomorrow if you could please give me some advice on how to fix these plz help. PS this is a 3 month old computersystem specs CPU Intel? Core? i5 Processor Motherboard Intel? Desktop Board DP55KG Memory X2 Corsair CMX4GX3M2A1600C9 XMS3 4 GB Graphics Card XFX HD-575X-ZNFC Radeon HD 5750 1GB Hard Drive Western Digital 500 GB Power Supply ENERMAX INFINITI EIN720AWT 720W windows 7 64bit NOW it cant run on one stick keeps turning ... Read more
Is that RAM on iNtel's Supported Vendoe List for that MBoard ? ?<akes a difference with the higher speed DDR3 RAM....10 more replies
My computer is maybe 2 years old, and this problem only starting occuring recently. I turn on the computer and all is well until it gets to my desktop when the screen just goes black. I tried blowing the dust out and my computer worked again for a couple of hours, but now blowing the dust out doesn't work. I can login to safe mode, but I cannot get into my regular settings. What do I do to fix this!!
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I just got this HP pavilion 762n last year. Now whenever I turn the computer on it won't respond(Goes to a Blank Black Screen) and the only way I can make the computer respond is to go to safe mode and UN-install the Graphic Card, then restart the computer back again. Once I've done that the computer would work, but I can't watch Videos or play Video Games on the computer. There also would be these little blue lines on the computer screen (Sometimes their would be alot of the lines and sometimes the lines would be made by the trail of my mouse).
I've tried lots of ways to fix the computer. I've tried:
- Un-installing and re-installing my graphic card (Nvidia Geforce4 MX420 graphics card with TV-Out) that came with the computer.
- Rolling Back My Graphic Card.
- Updating My Drive from Windows Update.
- I've tried using a program that test my computer and tells me whats wrong with it. It said I got a problem with something like the VIDEO MEMORY CARD and I don't know what that is.
Is the Only way I can fix this is to buy another Graphic Card. I do not want to waste $200.00. Please Help Me!
Thank You.
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i pluged in my hard disk to another computer to format it. Now when i was finished i pluged my hard disk back to my pc. Now when i turn on computer monitor just go to sleep and nothing happends. I dont have any OS right now and i cant modify anything. Maybe i did something with my hard disk wrong i dont know. please help me.
Why did you take it to a different computer to format?
Do you have the o/s cd in the drive to boot from?
Hi all.
I moved out of a 14-year-old case (Gateway) and into an Ultra brand Gladiator mid-tower.
I have an EVGA nForce 650i Ultra Motherboard, and a "Power Up" brand 450-Watt power supply.
The setup worked fine in the old case, though Windows was freezing regularly after 15 minutes. I figured that was related to the hard-drive, since it wasn't tightly mounted, and I wasn't using enough cooling fans. So I got a new case and cannabalaized a fan from an old computer.
The power outlet and cord are good, and I swapped out the power supply with a 230 watt unit, and pulled the switch from the old case, but neither powered on the computer. Nothing seems out of the ordinary with the switch on the case I bought.
Did I buy a defective unit? Is there something I'm missing or should try again? Something else? Thanks for the help.
Have you considered that going from a 450 psu to only a 230 might have something to do with it?
Is the motherboard shortening out by any part of it touching the case?
Every time i turn on my computer within 10 seconds it restarts and repeats the process. A box prompts up with an error report saying:
System has recovered from a serious error. I view the technical information it says:
I click do not send two boxes have popped up indicating a problem they are:
The procedure entry point JS_IsDebuggerFrame could not be located in the dynamic link library Js3250.dlll
The instruction at 0x7c80c621 referenced memory at 0x00df0009. The memory could not be read.
Can some one please help me out here, much thanks; i am running windows xp
Have you tried the Lask Known Good Configuration option?
I think it might be a Mozillla issue (damaged), calling for the uninstall/reinstall routine.
Hello there, recently, I've been having an issue with my PC. Randomly, all peripherals (Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, Speakers, etc.) turn off, but the computer stays on, and I need to turn it off by flipping the power off, and once I turn it back on, it boots normally and such. Like I said, the times this happens seem to be completely random, though I believe it has only happened at night, but that may be just coincidence. I have used virus scans, and nothing has come up, so I don't believe that's the issue. I haven't made any significant hardware changes recently either. Does anyone have an idea of what could be happening?
Thanks in advance
Get into the motherboards bios by pressing a key noted when you first power up the computer. Look for "hit F? for setup" or something like that. Reset the bios to defaults
Anyone have any idea how or if it's even possible to turn this into a gaming computer (MMO's mostly). The cheaper, the better (but I plan on doing this over a long period of time as opposed to quickly).
Tech Support Guy System Info Utility version 188.8.131.52
PC: Compaq Presario CQ5300F
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium , 64 bit
Processor: AMD Sempron(tm) Processor LE-1300, AMD64 Family 15 Model 127 Stepping 2
Processor Count: 1
RAM: 1918 Mb
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430, 128 Mb
Hard Drives: C: Total - 295192 MB, Free - 253458 MB; D: Total - 9949 MB, Free - 1497 MB;
Motherboard: PEGATRON CORPORATION, NARRA5, 5.00,
Power Supply: 250W
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Hi..Well heres the story...I can turn my computer on running Windows XP..but after I leave the computer off a while..I try to turn it back on and it wont POST right away..ie theres no screen action..I have to turn it on and off like 10 times before I can see the BIOS screen..Is this a motherboard problem ?? I changed the PSU, put a new HD and new XP installation, tried different memory..any info is appreciated
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I don't know if this problem is already in here but I wasn't about to look through 50 pages of topics to find it if it is.
Last night the power went out at our house, my computer was on, and obviously it went off, I had a surge strip hooked up to it and all that stuff, but for some reason my computer won't turn on. When I press the power button the lights will flash on and the fans will start and will seem to turn on but there are no external beeps. Then I can't get it to do that again unless I flip the power switch in the back a couple times unplug it and press the power and restart buttons again. Then maybe I will get it to flash but not always.
I have a pretty powerful computer with a nice video card which uses up a lot of energy, I was wondering if it maybe was my power supply. My brother is very good with computers and I called him he said that maybe I need a more powerful power supply. Mine is 370.5W and he said maybe put in a 400W one. Is he right? Or is it another problem?
if you had a power surge, it could have goofed up your computer. just beacuse you have a power strip doesn't mean you have a surge protector. it probally is your psu but the psu could have burned out somthing int eh computer.(no likely, but it could have happined) and if you do get another psu, jump up the wattage a bit more than just 370W to 400, go for at least 450, if you decide to upgrade later you will be happy you got it.
Please just someone help me
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So something is wrong with my computer it just won't turn on I tried charging it but the light won't turn on id everything to make it work but nothing so just please help me2 more replies
Hi, I have done a heap of research on many, many sites in an attempt to get through this problem. I am hoping someone here can help me with my problem:
I have a Asus P5B Deluxe Motherboard. I have a ThermalTake TR2-550 power supply. I run Windows XP with all updates. I won't go into what else I have in this unit, only because I don't think the other items are causing my problem, but if you need the other details please let me know.
I have had this computer which I built myself just over a year ago. I have only medium skills with computers so go easy on me. I do a format about every six to 8 months just because I can and I like to clean it all out.
Two weeks ago I did my usual format and reloaded xp. All went well and got everything up and running again I may be wrong but I dont think this problem is related to the format as I have done this many time before with no problems. Suddenly two days ago, I went to shut down windows xp and all went as normal - except when windows shut down, I noticed that the power light and hdd lights stays fully on and also the fans inside keep running - never happened before.
The only way to get this computer to stop completely is to unplug the power supply (or flick it's switch). So I did this, and the turned it back on. The same lights and fans kick in again and it just sits there like this. So I then press the power switch and then I am told that CMOS checksum bad, overclocking failed and CMOS Date and time are not set... Read more
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My computer won't automatically turn off, am using XP, go to shut computer off and it stops at a blue screen. Have to hold the button in for 10 seconds b4 computer turns off
Try a virus scan and use a program like "registry mechanic" to see if there are any problems in the registry!!!Also look at the "power" management to see if anything looks abit "iffy" (I know that last one is a long-shot, but you will never know!!!)2 more replies
I have a problem with my computer. It just won't turn on! Its an eMachines desktop with a Celeron D at 2.93 GHZ, 512 MB of RAM, and a 80 GB hard drive at 7200 rpm. It can't be more that 13 months old, and I think the model number is something like T4010.
Yesterday evening I went to turn it on only to find that it was totally unresponsive. Nothing happens, *at all*, when the power button is pressed. No sounds, no lights, no internal activity.
The computer and all accessories are plugged in. No wires/cables are damaged.
The only thing I can think of - and quite an obvious cause of damage - was the giant lightening storm we had here. But the computer was plugged into a UPS battery back up and surge protector, a very expensive one (Sigh). It was working and fully charged during the period I was away form the desk. Further, the power to the house never went out and the lights never even flickered. I tried another PC (which was also on and running during the storm) with this PC's cables and the UPS, it works.
It is completely protected by Norton antivirus, and supplemental AOL protection. (Not conflicting.)
I opened the case and didn't observe and physical damage. The power button is mechanically functional. (A small green light is visible on the motherboard when plugged in, but everything else looks totally dead.)
Any ideas what this might be? Thanks.
You could trace the power button wires back to the motherboard and make sure its seated on the pins securely. There is a tiny chance that it somehow worked loose (heating/cooling cycles). The switch also could have gone bad. To test that figure out what 2 pins it goes to and short those out with a flathead screwdriver, it doesn't have to be a continous connection (in fact that won't even work) just needs to make a connection between those 2 pins for about the same length you leave your finger on the power button.
If that fixes it then there you go. But it probably won't, in that case your power supply or motherboard could be screwed up. Check the cord plugging into the computer to make sure its getting 110-120V that little green light won't always indicate a good power supply.
so i'm at my sisters college and i run lavasoft on it like i do when i visit... leave it on w/e all is good..
later that night i wanted to play some xbox live. i unplug her ethernet cord from the wall jack to replace it with mine.. i don't notice anything. This morning i wake up and go to turn it on and nothing. No one shut it off (i asked) and no one did anything.. except me.. idk wats going on.. i changed power cords with my monitor which turned on and nothing. i took the case off, all the leds on the motherboard are one, and the switch power wires are connected in and the switch is clicking (so i'm guessing it works) but nothing.. at all...
any ideas help **** i can do that sorta stuff.. EVERYTHING is appreciated..
Is there a switch on the back near where it plugs in? It should have a "O" and a "-" you want it on "-" assuming yours has one (some PSU's don't have these, mostly DELL's and HP's).
It wouldn't be a software problem, because they wouldn't affect the computer until the software loaded, so it is definately a problem with your hardware.
I have windows XP. I recently found out that my computer does not turn off when I click the "turn off" button. I end up using the off button on the tower to turn it off!! When I click "restart" button it restarts the computer. Is this a virus problem? or a hardware problem?
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Please help!
I have a Compaq Presario SR122NX using Windows XP.
I usually leave my computer on most of the day. Lately when I try to turn it off, it won't. I try clicking the off button on the tower, but no response. I have to unplug it to get it to turn off.
Thanks for any suggestions.
might help
My computer was working perfectly fine last night, I put it in sleep mode, which I do rarely but I had things pulled up and I was exhausted, and the lights were all flashing like normal when I woke up, but went to use it tonight and it wouldn't turn on.Model: 15 - n211dxProduct # F9H22UA#ABA
Sometimes electrical components needs to have all power sources removed and reintroduced to work properly. Try performing a hard reset first, if it doesn't work then we'll move to the next step. To Perform A Hard Reset Shut down the computer by going to the Start menu and selecting shut down. (If you have no display, hold the power button down for 5 seconds); (if the computer doesn't power on, move to the next step)Disconnect the AC Adapter from the notebook.Remove the battery from the bottom of the notebook. There will be a switch/button to eject the battery.Wait at least 1 minute with all power sources disconnected.Re-insert the battery and reconnect the AC Adapter and then attempt to power on the notebook.4 more replies
Somehow last night I kept my computer on through the night and it mysteriously turned off. Now when I try to turn it on nothing happens. Sometimes I see a little flashing of the system lights but then it just dies again. I am wondering if the heat somehow fried my processor or something since it gets pretty hot here in California. Anyone have any idea what is going on?
My system specs
Amd 2100+ 1.73 ghz
512mb RAM
180 gb
Nvidia TNT2 32mb
Windows 2000 pro
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when i turn on my computer all that happens is the fans start turning and that's it
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Start - Turn off computer - "Turn off" and "restart" do not respond. Standby functions. Help please.More replies
HI everyone.
Recently i bought a new custom made computer from the online store Nirv Australia through ebay. I used it well for 1 day just installing anti virus and a few games and such nothing major, and then last night i went to dinner with the computer on and when i came back 20 mins later it was off. I cannot turn it on now. Although everytime i hit the reset button on the motherboard or turn the power off and then on and try to start it up all the fans and the blue lights will start up for a split second, (the lights flash blue and the fans move a tiny bit).
I've contacted the maker through email but they havn't replied and i was wondering if it was a small issue that could easily be delt with from the help of someone on here.
Has anyone ever encountered such a problem or can anyone help me with it?
Thanks so much.
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Sorry for this odd question, but someone who knows a lot more than me about computers, told me that it's not good for a computer to be turned on and off a lot. Let's say, for example, I use my computer 5 times per day, and I turn it on and off each time, would it be better to leave it on all day, and just turn it off at night? To me it shouldn't matter other than the on/off switch getting a little extra wear. So, is he right? Thanks. Ed.
Well i would say no it would not harm it.I do it some times but most of the time i leave mine on all the time.Turning it off and on should not harm the computer.Its kina meant to be turned off lol thats way they invented the off and on button just make sure you log off with the windows it self not the button unless you don't have any other option.
1gig ram
I know there will be alot of different possible answers but I figured I would at least post it up. I built my own computer a few years ago and it's been running great. I was having a heat issue at one point but I layed down some arctic silver and that fixed the problem.
Well two days ago my computer just started freezing randomly. I'd have to turn it off and back on only to have it freeze whenever it felt like again. (It could be 3 minutes in or 2 hours in).
I opened up the case and blew a bunch of dust out. Was hoping that it would fix this issue. It didn't.
I took the heatsink off the cpu and figured maybe I should clean off the CPU and heatsink and place new arctic silver onto it. Well when pulling off the heatsink the CPU was stuck to it and I bent two prongs. After swearing at myself I carefully straightened them out so they looked like all the others. After that I completly cleaned off the heatsink and top of the cpu. I place the arctic silver on, spread it out evenly and placed the CPU back on the motherboard. It fits back into it's spot nice and the little lever goes down to hold it in place. I attached the heatsink, closed up the case, re-attached all the cords, flipped the swith in the back of the computer, hit the power button..... and nothing! I checked to make sure everything was plugged in ok and everything seams to be in tip-top shape.
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1. did you slapping yourself loudly? If you does, can we have a video of that?
2. Welcome to Techspot, Fetter.
3. Sound like your power supply is shot. Please have the power supply tested to confirm that problem. If it does, here you go. Buy another one, it should cost you 20 to 40 bucks for generic one ( last 5 to 1 years ) or you will have to fork over 50 dollars for a quality one, such as enermax.
4. Like you explained, that you have a heat issues in the cpu area, i suggest you to go out and buy the dual fan power supply to eleminate the air circulation waste.
5. Did you bent your Pentium 4? Did you break off any pins? Can you please take it off and confirm that?
6. To make sure, your motherboard and power supply is on, you will need to refer to # 5 and # 3. Try # 3 first.
7. If you have to buy new pentium 4, the used pentium 4 should cost 15 to 70 dollars, no big deals. Make sure to check it up on tigerdirect.com
By the way, I can see the Pentium 4 3.0gHZ for 77 bucks. It is affordable. Plus, I don't think you have a HT compatible motherboard, since you haven't indicate what kind of board you are using. Please give us your motherboard information, so we can determine if you are able to run in HT.
Here is the link.
Thank you and please come back here more often.
Regards Lucan
Hello all,My roommates computer will not turn on. He can not remember the last thing he was doing on it or when he turned it off last, but now it will not turn on.I do not have another PSU to check but their is a LED on the motherboard that indicates when the power is connect and it is light up. Still, when I push the power switch nothing happens. I have taken a switch out of an old computer and tried that, which doesn't work either.It is a custom built PC:COOLMAX V-400 ATX v2.01 400W Power SupplyAMD Athlon 64 FX-55 ClawHammer 2.6GHz Socket 939 ProcessorEVGA 123-K8-NF47-AX 939 NVIDIA nForce4 SLI X16 ATX AMD MotherboardTwinMOS 1GB 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Desktop MemoryGECUBE GC-HM13GE2-D3 Radeon X1300 512MB(256MB on Board) 64-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 Video CardWindows XPI have no idea what could be going on here. Maybe burnt out mobo or CPU? Any ideas??Thanks!!
That tiny LED on the MBoard is no indication of the health of the PSU...i would borrow another PSU of the same or greater wattage and start from there...9 more replies
i just got my six channel diamond DT-688 PCI sound card in the mail and the thing is giving me some crazy problems:
after some time trying to find out what the problem was it came down to the fact that as long as the sound card is inserted into any of the PCI slots the computer refuses to turn off as long as the power cord is attached to it. i installed the drivers correctly and the sound card works perfect, except for the major problem that it won't allow my computer to turn off!
i checked the bios, reinstalled the drivers, attached it to different pci slots, and took a look at the windows xp power saver options. i even messed with the jumper cables on the card itself and that made no difference what so ever.
my friend and i came to the conclusion that the card is defective but i'd rather find out a fix to this problem then mail it back and all that. hopefully someone can come up with some more ideas for me to fix this problem, i know it's kinda out there.
thanks again!
Unplug the power mother****er, then beat it with a hammer......2 more replies
Tried to use CCleaner to get rid of the old windows file. Now I just get the Hp logo and the little dots running around in a circle. Nothing else. Thanks
I recommend you to perform the UEFI System and Component Testshttps://support.hp.com/rs-en/document/c01443317Hope this helps, for any further queries reply to the post and feel free to join us again**Click the White Thumbs Up Button on the right to say Thanks**Make it easier for other people to find solutions by marking a Reply 'Accept as Solution' if it solves your problem.Thank You,K N R KAlthough I am an HP employee, I am speaking for myself and not for HP1 more replies
Over the last week or so I have as always gone to start and then to turn off computer only to find that it wont, can anyone help me with this please, I have an Evesham machine with XP.Thank youColin
Have you tried a system restore?4 more replies
At first it was overheating and now it can't turn on just like that.....what may be possible problems?More replies
I have a hp pavillion 7850. It started having problems about a month ago. I would have to hit the power button a few times before it would turn on. Now it wont turn on at all. I have 120 volts coming throught the power cord. When I unplug the power cord from the back and then plub it back a green light comes on. When I hit the power button the light goes out.
Have you recently added any new hardware, or added ANYTHING beyond what it came with from HP? Sounds as though the PSU is bad, or perhaps over-loaded. Do you see any smoke, or get a funky smell when you turn it on?3 more replies
ive done something to my computer to screw it up i think i unplugged something i wasnt supposed to. . this is my last option before sending it in to the shop. and i dont have the money to afford that.
ive tried to fix it. but i had no luck. help me plz. i know few things about computer hardware so the more information the better
I bit more detailed info would help to narrow down the problem
I am new here and I really hope somebody can help me. Any advise will be greatly appreciated
I have this problem: My Laptop (HP) does not want to turn on since yesterday. Every time I attemp to turn it on, the screen goes black and it gives me three options:
* ESC (boot order)
* F2 (set up)
* F12 (set up by LAN)
I have tried everything and every option to see what might be the problem...and I also chose to start in safe mode, but once it attempts to start Windows, it suddenly shuts down Please, if someone has any idea of why this is happening, let me know.
Thank you very much
BTW: I don't have the Recovery CD and I don't wanna lose my Info Is there any possible solution?
I have had my IBM Aptiva since 2000 with Win98SE. Never ever let me down, although the OS has, more often than not. I never used the hybernation feature until recently. It didn't work that well, but still I used it for half a dozen times. Everytime It came out of hybernation it would power-up with the hybernation window on the desktop and then go back into hybernation. On second power-up it stayed up and worked as usual. BUT, two mornings ago it failed to turn-on. The two LEDs just flicker.
No HDD noise, no CPU fan, no PSU fan; nothing but the short flicker.
I diassembled the PSU, cleaned it and looked for fried items or burnt smell; nothing. Was unable to test voltages as I do not have dummy load. Internal fuse had integrity and managed to read +5V on two internal leads. As all failed, I reassembled the unit and had another go. The PSU fan worked and thinking all is well, reintalled it. BUT, same problem again. Computer won't turn-on.
Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks!
I'm not familiar with the IBM Aptiva, is it an atx psu?
If so, short the green wire to any black, that should power it up.
Hope that helps, Rik.
Earlier today after my wife had been gone for a little while she got back on her laptop to find it was double typing letters, she'd go to type r and it would respond with rt for example. While i was trying to fix that we ended up removing the battery on the bios screen due to it freezing up on us. Ever since then I have not been able to get it to turn back on. I've tried holding the power button for 30 seconds unplugged battery removed, windows plus b key and power key for 1 second, unplugging the cmos battery to no avail. Any ideas on what the problem could be? Its a HP pavilion g7 notebook with windows 8.
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I have a computer dell laptop that will no turn on.
We cannot help you at all with the information provided.
We need:
1. hardware specs, and model.
2. when it last worked, and what you changed.
3. Does it not turn on when using battery or A/C power?
I got out my old PC because I need a file on it and I set it up and it won't turn on. Where should I look to try and fix it? Any suggestions?
Power switch or power supply. Watch the fan blades at the back opening of the power supply as you press the power switch. If they turn 1/4 to 1 turn then quit, it is the power supply.
Used ones for an old machine will work fine. About $5.00 Easy to replace with a Phillips #2 screwdriver, removing four screws, then unplug a few cables, plugging new ones in the same place.
Hi guys,
I recently purchased an assembled computer from simlim. It was working until recently where i pressed the power button and the computer wont boot. The LED light on the motherboard is on and the fan wont move.
Tried turning it off and on in 5 mins interval several times but couldnt work. Tried testing the power supply also.
Any suggestions?
The specs that i know :
Processor : Intel core i3 @3.2 ghz
Video Card : MSI R6850 Cyclone IGDS Power Edition
OS : Windows 7
How did you test the power supply?
Did you ensure that all power connectors are properly connected?
This is an issue regarding the power supply or motherboard. Since there's no POST beep code (is there?) or anything of the like, there's no other explanation other than these two. You will probably want to RMA it since you just recently purchased it.
The light near the charger keeps blinking but the rest of it is off. What does that mean?More replies
first of all TURN OFF YOUR CAPS, it means you are shouting.What do you have, a laptop or a desktop?Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions Cheers2 more replies
Hello, i am a new user and i would like to request i diagnosis for a problem i have.
I had left my computer off for a few days, because i was playing an online game and leaving my character logged in. I return to my computer one day to find that it is turned off, i try to turn it on and nothing happens. There is a green light on the motherboard when the powercord is plugged in, i replaced the powersupply and the problem still persists. is tehre a way to fix this?
Start checking for loose cords, lose wires, etc. Double check the 12 volt molex is plugged into the motherboard and make sure the heatsink fan is plugged into the motherboard.
Know way, it would really help if you would list your specs...like motherboard, CPU, video card, drives, power supply watts and brand name, etc....etc. You get the picture of what would help us.
Post back after you take a look in that case.
I have a Dell Dimension 5000. For the last few months I have intermittently been unable to switch on the p.c. The first time it happened the button I press turned to flashing orange instead of green and pc wouldn't power up. Even when i disconnect it from the mains the power button will still remain lit as orange for a while. I put it into the local repair shop and when they pressed the button it started first time. They checked everything inside the p.c. but could find no faults. motherboard, fan, power unit etc working fine. Cost me £60! I've turned off hibernation , stand by etc. If i leave the p.c. for several hours it will switch on. it's really frustrating. Does anyone have any clues what has gone wrong?
I had a Power Supply that acted like this once.It's impossible to deduce what may be the problem, many different parts might cause it - you'll only find out by substitution. Try unplugging the PSU from the motherboard, and firmly replacing the connector first - then try another PSU."Even when i disconnect it from the mains the power button will still remain lit as orange for a while."That's normal - it usually takes a fair few seconds for the power from the PSU to die fully away.6 more replies
Hi, I recently built my first rig and now when I press the power button the computer won't turn on. However if I remove the power cable from the back for about 20 seconds and then reconnect it, it does turn on. Anyone have any ideas about this? Any help is much appreciated
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My computer was working perfectly fine. I was moving and put my computer in storage for 1 month. After getting it out of storage I hooked it all up and went to push the power button and nothing what so ever happens. No green light turns on. Basically, it's as if my computer is not pluged in (and yes it is)...lol. I tried switching the power cord but that was not the problem. Someone had told me to try the reset button that didn't do anything either. I don't know much about computers, just the basics. I do not know what to do to fix this situation.... someone please give me tips on what I may be able to try and do.
Could be a few things....I would start with checking the power supply. Some come with a switch on the back to shut them off.....next I would replace it.3 more replies
About a week ago my mobo fried and was smoking, so I got a new one. Today I put it in, and now the computer won't turn on. I turn on the PSU's power, and the switch lights up. (No fan turns on in the PSU, is one supposed to?) I hit the power switch in the front of my case, nothing. No lights, no noise, no nothing.
I'm thinking that my PSU is dead, but I want some imput before I send it back for a replacement.
mb dead may affect the processor too, if computer wont boot, there is no reason for psu fan to be on.9 more replies
I decided to upgrade my computer so I bought:
QDI P2PE/800 Pro Pentium4 478pin DDr400 Motherboard (533FSB)
Intel Celeron 2.0 Ghz 128K 178Pin 400FSB OEM Processor
Dynatron Heavy Duty Haetsink & Fan w/ Thermal Paste
512MB PC2700 333Mhz DDR &
Dynex 300 Watt ATX12V Power Supply
Well I put my antistatic wrist wrap on and put it all together. I checked all wire connections and was good to go. I turn on the power supply (the red light on the motherboard light up so I knew I has power) then I hit the power button, the green LED light flashed. and nothing happened. I know the connection are right I triple check. So any ideas??????
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Hello everyone,
I have a 5 year old machine, a gateway, with an Intel Pentium 4 - 3GHz. Windows XP Pro SP3.
Here's the problem: A few days ago, I noticed that my computer was off, when I thought I had put it on "stand by", but then it started normally when I pushed the button. This happened a few times, then I noticed the clock was off by an hour. And then it wouldn't turn on at all, I checked that it was getting power, and it was, I plugged it back in, pressed the button and it booted up normally.
OK so I thought the battery was on its last leg, so I replaced it. I thought the problem was solved, but it isn't. With the box open, and the power on, I noticed a very high pitched sound maybe coming from the motherboard (I can't be sure). there is this green LED on the motherboard, and the only way to start the computer is to disconnect the power for a few seconds (until the green LED goes off) and then reconnect the power and push the button.
So I wonder if I should replace the motherboard or the power supply. I ran a benchmark with the CPU at 100% for ten minutes and everything stayed cool (thanks to the 13.5 Cm. cooling fan) and the voltages stayed normal, so I don't think its the power supply.
Is there any other way to diagnose this problem? I know the power supply is usually the first suspect, but the on/off switch goes to the motherboard, so it controls the PSU.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
power supply even when it keep voltage. change battery on motherboard the clock after replacing should stay at all time. Why power supply?? tell me the brand. check brand and google feedback about it propably is the cheapest one
At all.
Yes, it is plugged in
I press the "on" button, and NOTHING happens, no fan, no lights, nada.
One thing, there was like a red switch above my power socket on the computer, (where the lead goes into) with 230v and 115V, and I switched it, from 203 to 155, and then it didn't work. That might be the problem, I don't know. But when i switched it back to 203v, still, nothing happened.
The last time I turned it off, I'm pretty sure I just shut it down, like I usually do, instead of putting it on stand-by.
Not sure where you are located but if in US, and you turned it on after switching that, then you blew out power supply though it sounds like it was blown anyway and is your issue. I hope it was blown before you threw the switch because if not you may have done considerably more damage then that. Personal;ly it is time to take the power supply out and to a shop fopr testing...perhaps the whole tower.
I'm going to try to give as much detail as possible.
The PC is a P4 2.53 (I think 915E mobo)...512 ram (1 stick).
PC was running fine. I decided to install a DVDrw. I opened it up and noticed a lot of dust. I used air to blow all the dust out. All I did was put the DVDRW in and plugged it in making sure I didnt dislodge any leads or any other cables. Tried to turn it on...nothing.
The motherboard has a green light that comes on when I plug the power in. When I press the "on" button the CPU fans spins once and stops. I never hear the HD or anything else try to turn on.
I've taken out the memory and put it back in trying different sockets. I've unplugged all the cables and plugged them back in. I've also tried a different power supply which didn't work either.
Now before this happened my pc from time to time would give me the blue screen of death (xp pro system) saying that the memory was overloaded and needed to reboot. But like I said, before I opened it and blew the dust out it was running fine...a little slow but fine.
Any suggestions?
Hello zepp1, and welcome to T.F.!
Using caned air can cause condensation to form on the surface of what your using it on because it is cold when it decompresses. Give your components ample time and ventilation to dry off. It is possible a small bead of water can be causing a short some where. If it won't boot to POST I would try flashing the BIOS. and double checking critical components. One thing you can do is take out all non essential components like sound card, hard drive, disk drive, even your ram is not needed for the thing to turn on. If it will boot to an error screen saying its missing ram then you can start plugging things back in one at a time to find the culprit. If you still get nothing. try removing and reseating the CPU.
Well, i've had my laptop for about 2 and a half years. i don't use it much for anything, just writing, typing, checking e-mail, listening to music. I was on it one day. I lft and came back and the blue power light was on, but the screen was black. i turned it off and on again, but it was still black with only the lights on. a few hours later, i tried to turned it on and it worked! After that, it would do it again randomly and i'd have to wait two weeks. then it'd be normal with all of my stuff still on it. now i've trying to turn it on for about 2 months and it's only come one twice! yeah. i'm so confused, the compurter is barely used!
If you shine a strong light on the screen with the screen blank and laptop on, do you see a faint version of what you expect to be normally seeing?
My computer won't turn off. What I've been doing is sitting on the off botton for 4 seconds, which works. syrk
Hi Syrk,
You don't say what OS you are running. In most all the 4 second shutdown is standard and can be altered in CONTROL PANEL, POWER OPTIONS. Leave it alone and just tap the Power button. It should shut down same as if you went through the Shutdown procedure. Easiest way.
Good Luck, Jim
After waking up this morning and walking over to my (custom built) computer to wake it up (I always leave my computer on), I noticed my computer was going extremely slow. It took a minute to wake up and show the login screen and then after logging in (I could type at normal speed with characters being entered in on the screen at the same time I type them though) it took another minute to show the desktop. When it got to the desktop, there wasn't any mouse. I tried hitting control+shift+escape to get to the Windows process manager but that wouldn't come up. It was almost like my computer was frozen. I then attempt to hit the restart button on my case, nothing happens. I held down my power button on the case for 15 seconds, nothing happens. I switched off the power feeling like no other options left and kept it powerless for several seconds, and now it won't turn back on at all.I'm thinking it might be the motherboard that has gone? Any ideas on what it could be or how to test it?(As a side note, I am not sure if it matters, but I just put a new GTX770 in it this week too)Thanks guys!!
I found the issue. I am able to turn my computer on via a button directly on the motherboard. I believe the buttons on the front of my case to turn it on/off and reset are busted. Well at least it was that simple!1 more replies
Hi, This morning I wake up and turn the computer on but nothing happens. My uGuru panel is flashing intermittently and so is the red light on my motherboard. I checked the power connections and they are fine. What do I do? First time I have come across this problem.
This is a uGuru panel for those who don't know
If your motherboard led is flashing, the only thing I would think of is power going where its not supposed to. (Pins on motherboard touching metal case? Loose wire touching case? Ect)
I recently installed an internal media reader and had to reformat my hard drive (don't ask...). When I set everything back up, everything works fine, however, when the computer is off, it tries to boot back up by itself? You hear the drives (CD and hard drive) get power, lights go on, on the tower, and 3 seconds later, it shuts off. It sporadically does this. Any ideas?
Check in BIOS, if you have Wake on LAN enabled.4 more replies
Hi, I downloaded the vista transformaion pack from windowsx.net or something like that. Then I downloaded the seven transformation pack from the same website. First I got a criss cross of seven icons and vista icons. Then a few weeks later, I pressed the power button of my computer, it was booting when the vista sign came up. The "working" light on my computer didn't light up. And was frozen there.
p.s I am writting this on a different computer.:haha:
My computer won't turn on at all anymore. My monitor is working for sure. I can see everything light up inside my case so I don't think that it's a problem with the motherboard. My HD was making some loud clicking noises so I'm assuming that isn't the problem. How can I check to be definite that it's my HD and not my GPU? I'm running an old 8800GT, but don't think it's dead.
edit: My bios isn't loading either now that I think of it. Before, if I turned it on and off a few times eventually it would boot. Now, it's just a black screen. All the lights are on for it though.
Tried a new power supply?
I have an older computer that will not turn on. It tries too. I can flip the switch in the back and push the button on the front and sometimes the light will come on and the fan will turn but then it stops. I have checked all the cables, power supply cable, I even opened the power case and checked to make sure nothing was loose. I don't know why it will try to come on but will not. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Hello and welcome to Techspot.
Amongst other things it could be a faulty psu.
Try a different psu. See if that helps. If it doesn`t post back, and we`ll see what else we can come up with.
Regards Howard :wave: :wave:
A couple of days ago I turned on my computer as normal, it started up, made the usual beep sound, but then I realized something wasn't right.
After switching it on it came to the usual start up screen with packard bell on, then I waited and waited for over half an hour but to no avail ? I'm just wondering what is wrong with it, it has never done this before.
Any help or guidance would be grateful.
Many thanks
Try performing a checkdisk repair and fixing the master boot record. Boot the computer to your windows xp cd and follow the on-screen instructions. When you get to the main menu make sure to choose "R" for repair. Then the computer will take you to a black prompt screen which is the recovery console.
The computer will ask you to choose the operating system so I believe, choose #1 for c:windows. The computer will ask you to type in an administrator password but simply press enter to skip the process if you don't have an admin password.
Then type in "chkdsk /r" and make sure there is a space between "chkdsk" and "/r". This process should take about 1hr to 1hr 30min. After the checkdisk repair has been done, type in "fixmbr" to fix the master boot record. Then after that type in "fixboot". Fixmbr and fixboot should only take seconds. Restart the computer and see if your computer is able to boot up.
alright well my computer won't turn on.... I was playing gunbound and then my dsl modem turned off on accident... gunbound shut off and then there was an error in explorer.... So i turned it on and it said something about put in the windows startup thing and i didn't know what to do so i put in my hewlett packard restore cd's (crappy premade computer!) and then it said it couldn't read a file in it for some reason when the other day it worked perfectly fine. Now when I turn on my computer it just says put in a restore cd that works and the cd isn't even in the driver
put a windows install cdrom in and boot from it, then theres gonna be an option to restore ur system... follow the directions2 more replies
I just started using a new PC when I realized I have a very important file on the old computer. For some reason, out of the blue, it won't turn on. Any suggestions on what could be wrong?
there can be so much reason is the psu fine?try another psu with the same wattage.have you done anything inside the mobo?change the jumper mobo jumper maybe?could be the power button broke?if you in a rush,take out the HDD and make it as slave in different pc.Take you important files.7 more replies
The computer is a Compaq Presario 5000. It has a Pentium 4 and windows XP installed on it. Im not any sort of computer-wiz but i do know a little about electronics. A couple months ago, my friend tried to install a wireless card into the tower. after that, she said the monitor wouldnt turn on. so i put off working on the computer for a while because i thought it was just a problem with the video card. well turns out there is more to this problem than i thought. for some reason, dont ask me why, she told me she had to take out the power supply. she dropped a screw in it. ohh man. and now, as soon as i plug the power supply into the wall, the computer tries to boot without me even pressing the on button. the hard drive lights blink as well as the power light on the front and also the cd drive blinks forever. the processor fan turns on as well as the power supply fan. the problem is, it doesnt sound like the hard drive is spinning at all and it sounds like the power is pulsing a bit.
sorry, i tried to describe the problem to the best of my knowledge so if you have any other questions just let me know. please help!
a BIOS setting decides whether or not to automatically turn the system on when AC power is applied (it's a post-power failure setting).
I don't know how you drop a screw into a PSU... lol but you need to get it out so it doesn't cause a short circuit.
but anywho.. he's what you should do. You don't have to remove the mobo from the case (although that is the best way)...
1. unplug all power and data cables from the mobo and all other components
2. remove the CMOS battery and if equipped with one, set the CMOS jumper to clear
3. remove all RAM and PCI/video cards
---at this point there should be nothing but the CPU and HSF attached to the mobo---
4. blow out any dust from the RAM, PCI, and video card slots
5. re-install only 1 stick of RAM
6. re-install the video card (unless it's on-board video) and connect to monitor
7. hook up the boot hard drive (no other hard drives, floppy drives, or optical drives)
8. put the CMOS jumper back into it's normal position and re-install CMOS battery
9. plug the ATX power cable into the mobo (and the 4 pin CPU connector)
---at this point everything else should be un-installed or disconnected---
10. plug AC power cord in and attempt to boot up
...let us know what happens
This is freaky. I have a computer that won't turn off. It runs Windows XP. So you do your start turn off computer thing, and windows shuts down and the whole thing turns off.
But then, anywhere from 10- 30 seconds later, it turns back on by itself!
What the heck could be going on?
Look in the BIOS and disable everything that refers to "wake on" (Wake on ring, wake on lan etc).
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Hello! Belated happy new year to all. I hope you can help me with my problem. I have a desktop computer and I cannot turn it on. What happens is that when I switch it on, the keyboard and monitor does have power, the same with the mouse. But the problem is that the monitor is blank. I have checked he video card with other units and it's fine. The same with my optical drive and harddisk. Can you please help me figure out the problem? Thanks!
you should try checking the monitor4 more replies
Ok, this problem was created by me messing with something I shouldn't have been so none the less "lesson learned", anyway this is how this debacle got started:I use my computer in my car alot for work, GPS, paperwork that kind of thing so instead of tying up my power outlet with my computer I thought I would install a permanent power supply (Genius). Lucky me there was already a power cord in my car from a previous computer but the connector tip was not compatible with my computer, so I applied logic, right? The obvious thing to do would be to get a cord that would fit my computer replace the cord in the vehicle with it and WHALA!! Right? WRONG! The resulting damage was this:- With the power cord plugged in the battery would hold charge but would NOT charge, nor did the battery icon indicate that the power cord was plugged in. With the power cord unplugged the battery ran off what remaining battery power it had until it went dead, and now.....nothing.......nodda........zilch! What have I done? Is my $1200.00 computer fried? (by the way....the waranty.....expired.....LAST MONTH!!!) Have I really F'd up this time? I guess the obvious thing do to do would be to find away to charge my battery and just use the A/C plug all the time but I would rather fix the problem if possible and put this embarrasing incident behind me! Any help you guys can provide would be GREATLY appreciated!!!!Thanks!!!The sy... Read more
will it boot up off of AC power? if so you may have just fried the battery and purchasing a new battery may solve your diliemma. If it wont boot off AC power it may have done a lot more then that.5 more replies
Hellow guys, i'm also currently have an issues where, when i switch on the main switch, the computer turn on itself, i didnt even press the power button! And after a few second, maybe 2 to 3 or 4, it turn off itself again. When i press the power button myself, there is no more power. I cant turn it on.
So, i do the same thing again. This time I switch off the main switch and turn it back on and the same thing happen again, the computer turn on and off again, and i also cannot switch on the computer after that. The same thing happen the next few time, so i assume there is something wrong with the hardware, or something loose? Any idea anyone?
And, to be more specific, when i turn off the main switch and turn on immediatly, there is no power and the computer is not running. But if i wait for maybe a few minute after turn off the main switch and turn back on, it run itself, the same process as i mention above. So is it weird? Hardware problem?
did it just start doing this out of the blue? Did you do something before this started?
The first thing I'd check is the power button on the case, as you say it does not work and if it's jammed on the ON it could give similar issues.
Open the case and remove the power button connector from the motherboard's pins, and if you can install in its place the connector of the reset button. Both buttons are the same under the hood so it's not going to hurt the board.
Now try using the reset button as if it was the power on/off button.
I have a second computer which has a 478 chip,video card etc. For a longtime I have noticed when I go to and run pcpitstop it says my video card is performing badly...56 pixel while the average is 124.
Recently it wouldn't start properly and my monitor would flicker and die so I changed the monitor but got the same problem.
I had already changed my power supply so I took it back and asked if they would check my video card.
They said they had found a problem with my motherboard and solved the problem.
Although it starts up ok initially, after about 15 minutes it blacks out .
However the thing is still going even when I try to turn it off with the switch.
If I hold the switch in, it does go off after about 15 seconds, but when I let it go it immediately starts again but nothing appears on the screen. Eventually I get it going again and it boots up perfectly only to crash again within 10 to 15 minutes.
Video card is a nvidea 9700 GT driver is right up to date as are my other drivers.
I have virtually nothing on the computer as I transferred everything to my new one.
2ND PROBLEM: I have two separate drives C and D, I had windows xp and ubunto onmy D drive and Windows xp on my C drive.
I decided to re-install windows on both and while I was doing it remove ubunto.
I fixedmrb formatted my hard drive "D" not a problem.
When I went to reinstall XP in C by booting from the disc I got the normal "press any Key: Next page show... Read more
I have seen many times where the BIOS did not see a USB keyboard.
if the MB has PS2 ports i have used them to move on
I have seen also that if you wait like 2 3 minutes it will find it
AS for the shutdown there must be a background service windows is waiting for
Good Luck
I just opened my computer to try and install a new hard drive, I put it in and when I tried to turn it back on the fan spun for like 1 second or two but then it wouldn't turn back on. I then had to go somewhere and left the computer unplugged from everything. I came back and tried to turn it on again and the same thing happened, and everytime I try to turn it on nothing happens. Can anyone help me please? I was just using the computer this morning and now it doesn't want to work... any help is appreciated
well u can see if you have a short . or maybe disconnect a cdrom or two . and try it that way . clean it up recheck the cpu hsf and make sure it is clean and well seated .
i just got all my parts, put them together, configured bios, installed xp and updates and everything was running fine
i didnt do this in my room so i turned off the computer, unplugged everything and moved it to my room (next door...25 feet...not far) and when i plugged the comp in, there was no power
i tried using the same cable on another computer and it worked fine
i turned the power strip off and on again and still no good....
(and i didnt drop the drop the computer or do nething to damage it)
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At first when I turned my computer on, I saw yello stripes on my screen and then the computer died and wouldn't start. I replaced the power supply and and the computer now turns on but does not load. Can it be the motherboard? Can anyone please help?
this is either faulty graphics driver / card - or your CPU is toast.


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Is He A Narcissist? Is He Salvageable?
This is a big topic, and I fully intend to flesh it out in future posts. But allow me, here, to consider this question from the perspective of the work I do with couples. It is often surprisingly easy, from a couples therapy perspective, to weed out the narcissists from the non-narcissists; and more importantly, the salvageable from the unsalvageable narcissists.
Narcissists, as we know, will struggle to see things from their partners' perspective. But let's be clear: it is the reasons they struggle with this, not that they struggle with it, that signals their narcissism.
At the risk of oversimplifying, narcissists struggle to appreciate their partners' perspective fundamentally because they are deeply self-centered; and their self-centeredness does not arise from a neuro-developmental disorder.
But why do narcissists struggle to see things from their partners' perspective? Mainly, because to do so, in their experience, would concede the primacy—the overwhelming significance and importance—of their wants and needs.
For narcissistic personalities, the mere notion of others questioning the primacy of their experience is felt variously as insulting, outrageous, unacceptable, threatening and punishable.
In contrast, less narcissistic personalities are less threatened to consider their partners' perspective, because they have a more equitable view of whose perspective matters. To be clear, for less narcissistic individuals, their perspective matters a lot, but their partners' perspective also matters a lot.
But I want to be very clear: it's not that less narcissistic personalities don't take their own perspectives seriously, maybe even more seriously than their partners'; it's just that they're not inflexibly wedded to the idea that their experience—how they feel, how they think, what they want, what they need—is always, by definition, more important and valid than their partners'!
Believe it or not, this is a virtual litmus test for problem levels of narcissism. When I work with couples, I am interested to encourage, and then see, something very important. I'm interested to encourage, first of all, the idea that "validating" your partner's experience is not the same as endorsing it, agreeing with it, or even, necessarily, fully understanding it.
And "validating" your partner's experience certainly doesn't obligate you to abandon your own, possibly very different perception of the situation.
And so I often discuss this model of validation with couples in some depth—especially, the idea that you can recognize your partner's experience; be willing, interested and curious to appreciate, and better understand, your partner's experience, from her perspective; and recognize the sanity and sense of your partner's experience, again from her perspective, without any of this effort and interest requiring you to concede your own, and perhaps very different, experience of the situation.
As you can see, validating, in this model, is the process of recognizing your partner's experience from her perspective. It is not a process, as noted, of necessarily agreeing with, or even fully understanding your partner; and most certainly—and I can't stress this enough— it is not a contest of whose perceptions of any given situation are more accurate and right, versus less accurate and more wrong.
Many find this a liberating concept, as it can allow for a relaxation of a common and unhelpful defense: I can't validate what you're saying or feeling, because to do so would effectively invalidate my experience.
In other words, from the perspective I'm describing, it's possible—indeed, with motivation and practice, surpisingly easy—to validate another's experience without in the least invalidating your own. In fact, this is a model of validation that's relatively easy to practice because it respects the integrity of one's own perceptions and experiences.
Once the need for the above defense is removed—and I work hard with couples to remove it—the couple's capacity to appreciate each others' experiences of each other often improves significantly.
Partners discover that, because the integrity of their personal experience is preservable, they can actually listen to each others' experiences with more interest, curiosity and less defensiveness.
In marriages in which some goodwill remains, partners who buy into the model of validation I'm describing often find themselves striving for even more—that is, more than merely endeavoring to listen to each other more effectively, they often find themselves striving to make their partner's experiences less frustrating and more satisfying.
Conversely, where no goodwill remains in the relationship, everything I'm discussing becomes pretty much moot. Narcissist or not, the marriage, with no goodwill left, is almost certainly dead. It's just awfully difficult to recover goodwill in a relationship when the "goodwill tank" begins in the therapist's office with the arrow on empty.
In any case, what happens in my office is often very interesting. The highly narcissistic and, in extreme cases, sociopathic client, cannot do what I'm discussing. Specifically, he is unable, with sincerity and effectiveness, to apply the model of validation I've described.
I suggested above the reason for this: he is simply too deeply, inflexibly invested in the significance, if not superiority, of his experience to make enough room for genuine interest in his partners' experience, even after he's been introduced to, and given ample time to digest, the proposed model of validation.
That is, this model of validation still falls well short of his demands. Sure, it's nice that his partner is making efforts to recognize and appreciate his experience from his perspective. He'll certainly take that, but he wants more than that.
Not surprisingly, what's necessary—that is, what he still insists on and continues to demand—is his partner's total capitulation to his way of seeing things.
This is the essence of his narcissism or, if you prefer, his deep, immutable self-centeredness.
Will these individuals show their cards immediately? More often than not, yes. More often than not, whether in my office or outside it (between therapy sessions), they'll demonstrate, sooner than later, their inability to apply the kind of mutual validation under discussion.
But what about the smooth manipulator? It's true that a smooth operator, a sociopath, for instance, can fake this process for some time, if he perceives it's in his selfish interest to do so. (By "fake it," I mean that he may seem to grasp it, apply it, and be invested in it.)
Yet, in my experience, even the manipulative individual masquerading as sensivitely invested in this form of validating communication, will almost always, sooner than later, reveal chinks in his mask; almost always, sooner than later, he'll lapse into the highly self-centered attitudes and behaviors of the classic narcissist—attitudes and behaviors characterized by high, rationalized levels of under-accountability and non-transparency.
And so, while the slick manipulator may "get over" for a while, it's usually not for long. That is, while he may present, initially, as reasonable, flexible and motivated, sooner than later his disguise will fray, revealing his true agenda in the forms of his usual presumptions and entitlement to ongoing gratification.
And so who is the salvageable partner? Narcissist or not, I'd venture to suggest he's the partner capable of understanding, and appreciating, the concept of validation I propose.
He will be highly motivated to apply it, which is to say, willing to work hard, consistently and sustainedly at applying it; and, of course, he must be capable of applying it.
But the nice thing is, if he's willing to work hard at it, he'll definitely succeed.
In which case he won't be a narcissist or, at the very least, his narcissism will prove to have been less extreme, and less emotionally crippling, than we might have feared.
(This article, the first of several impending articles on this subject, is copyrighted © 2010 by Steve Becker, LCSW. My use of male gender pronouns in this article was purely for convenience's sake. Females are also capable of the attitudes and behaviors discussed.)


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A former 24 Hour Fitness employee was convicted of indecent exposure following an incident involving a 5-year-old boy that occurred last year in the club's child-care center.
Pornthep Suvanasarn was found guilty last Thursday by a jury after a two-week trial, the Contra Costa (CA) Times reported. Suvanasarn had worked at the front desk and child care center at a 24 Hour club in Moraga, CA, the newspaper reported.
The incident took place on March 14, 2011. The charges of indecent exposure and annoying or molesting a child involved both a 5-year-old boy and an unrelated 5-year-old girl. The jury found Suvanasarn guilty of two charges related to the boy but acquitted him of the remaining two charges related to the girl, his attorney told the newspaper.
24 Hour says Suvanasarn was placed on leave when the allegations were first made, and upon learning of his conviction, it terminated his employment. The company is referring all questions related to the case to the Moraga Police Department.
"The safety and security of our members and their families are top priorities for 24 Hour Fitness," the company said in a statement released to Club Industry. "We are incredibly saddened by this occurrence and extend our deepest condolences to the victim and his family. We view the allegations as deplorable, and they in no way reflect our company's values."
Suvanasarn, who will have to register as a sex offender, will be sentenced Aug. 13. His punishment ranges from probation to a year in jail, according to the newspaper.
In other news, the Contra Costa Times reports that police have arrested an Oakland man for a shooting incident that took place earlier this month in the parking lot of a 24 Hour club in San Leandro, CA. 24 Hour says no one was seriously hurt and is referring all questions related to the case to the San Leandro Police Department.


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I am a Hetero Female, But my Gay male Best friend just found out he is HIV positive. I am trying to find out how to be the best supportive friend I can be. I love my best friend with all my heart, and i want to find out what I need to do to help him through this. He found out 2 days ago, and is having a hard time "processing" it. Other than is partner and his daughter, I am the only one he has told. When we talked today, my heart broke because I know he is having a hard time dealing with it. I found this site, but could not find anything that dealt with what I need to do. PLEASE, any thing will help!
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Any HIV risk?
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