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by limsonlouise Accepted solution
by toivo talikka Accepted solution
It sounds as if you have a faulty graphics card or CPU. A bit more information about the configuration would help in giving advice how to troubleshoot the issue.
If you have access to another PC from which you can borrow the video card temporarily, you can find out if it is the card. If the problem still occurs with a video card which is working in another PC, you have rounded up the CPU and the motherboard as the usual suspects.
by kirushna606 Accepted solution
Just take the CMOS battery out side for a sec and put it back into the slot. Now you should be able to start your PC.
If this doesnt work maybe the CMOS battery has looooooong life so detach it for half an hour then try replugging it.
Hope this helps.
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