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by caicaiad Accepted solution
by computercookie Accepted solution
by thumbsup2 Accepted solution
If you're not seeing anything on the monitor, not even PC logo or post information, it could be that the monitor is beginning to go out since it is taking longer and longer to warm up to the point that you can "see" stuff on the screen.
You said there is no activity, but then turned around and said power light is on, fans are spinning, hard disk activity light is on and CD light is on. That IS activity. It may be taking a while, but it is activity. Be patient.
by oh smeg Accepted solution
While it's difficult to diagnose remotely if the Power Supply is marginal or on the way out you will get those symptoms all the time.
Constantly needing to reboot to get the unit started is normally a Faulty Power Supply or Faulty M'Board. As the Power Supply is easy & cheap to change to fault find this would be the first option.
However if you suffer constant Brown Outs it's possible that the Power Supply has failed and destroyed the M'Board, CPU & RAM as well. In a case like that it's better to use a UPS to prevent damage to the computer and a good quality Power Supply that protects the Computer from fluctuations in the Mains Current.
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