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by ericus882 Accepted solution
by jeanbartbassam Accepted solution
Possibilities are (Check by sequence):
Dead Power Supplier
Defective Mother Board
by the scummy one Accepted solution
First, unplug the unit for a minute or so, plug it back in. Is it working again?
If not, do you have an on-board video card, or an add-in (via slot)? If it is on-board only, try putting in an add-in card. If it is an add in card, either replace it or use the on-board card (remove the add-in).
Is there any change?
If not, lets look at you MB, is the RAM loose? reseat to be sure.
try other memory chips, or pull 1 (or more) of the RAM out of your system and test the different chips, and seating positions. Please note, many units require paired sets of RAM to work properly.
Does the fan spin on the Power Supply?
also, you can try unplugging devices to see if they are interfering with other resources on the system.
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