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by timwireless Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Unplug the power Lead and press the On Button for about 10 seconds to discharge the capacitors inside the computer.
Then plug the power lead back in and try turning on again. If it starts now the Filter Capacitors in the Power Supply are going off and you need to replace the Power Supply. If you do not replace the Power Supply any spikes on the Power Lines will get passed through tot he internal electrical components and degrade them. Eventually if this continues the computer will be reduced to useless junk that can no longer function. Prior to that happening however it will start to become very unreliable and you will be running the risk of Data Loss.
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by pcs365_1 Accepted solution
Hi TIMWIRELESS,
Try the steps from the below URL, if your gateway computer is not booting up. Do post the results (if working or not)
http://support.gateway.com/s/Checklists/BPC/ck2007022634.shtml
Regards,
PCS365_1
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