Computer won't boot, what to do?
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Update
There is nothing wrong with the hd.
Computer is working now for two days.No problems.
I have checked connectors once again.
It is probably a bad connector or a loose wire in a connector.
Anyway, I am glad it's not the hd.
There is nothing wrong with the hd.
Computer is working now for two days.No problems.
I have checked connectors once again.
It is probably a bad connector or a loose wire in a connector.
Anyway, I am glad it's not the hd.
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by bmalone
I have in the past set a drive on top of a block of ice (outside the case) and that kept it cool enough for quite a while. I would think dry ice would do the same, but haven't tried it.
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More than likely a mobo or a power supply. Open the case & check for a led on power supply or on the mobo. If u r not getting any beeps or fan noises
it's the psu. If you feel handy,reseat all connectors & boards in the case.
As a last result u could reset the BIOS(check the user's manual) but that's a LAST DITCH move.
it's the psu. If you feel handy,reseat all connectors & boards in the case.
As a last result u could reset the BIOS(check the user's manual) but that's a LAST DITCH move.