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by thechas
Well, if you don't get video or normal startup screens, the boot disk won't help.
There are a number of hardware failures that could be the problem.
Even a BIOS virus is a possibility.
How much do you know about computer hardware?
The easiest way to troubleshoot a dead PC is to swap in known good parts until you find the dead part.
With a blue screen shutdown and then no boot, the likely suspects are:
Power Supply
Video card
CPU
RAM
I start be removing ALL plug in cards and drives, except the video card.
If the system still does not boot, I may swap in a video card, and reset the CMOS.
Chas
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by uziel
try removing and again plugging all cables on your pc, maybe the kids just pulled some cables loose.
if this doesnt help, restart your pc and try to identify the beep codes you'll hear when it loads the bios. it will help us figure out whats wrong with your computer
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