My computer doesn't boots up!!

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am using windows 2000 professional. with 2.8 Ghz processor and 256
Ram.

while I was working with my PC, It hanged up suddenly . even ctrl Alt
Del also not working. I simply restated my system .

now i couldn't see my bios screen and it hangs up nothing is appearing
in my monitor it looks like as though no CPU connected to monitor.

when ever I press power on button the CDplayer light glows after that
HD light glows and no response. mean while nothing is appearing my
screen not even BIOS screen.


Thanks in Advance .
 
am using windows 2000 professional. with 2.8 Ghz processor and 256
Ram.

while I was working with my PC, It hanged up suddenly . even ctrl Alt
Del also not working. I simply restated my system .

now i couldn't see my bios screen and it hangs up nothing is appearing
in my monitor it looks like as though no CPU connected to monitor.
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CPU is NOT connected to the monitor :)
when ever I press power on button the CDplayer light glows after that
HD light glows and no response. mean while nothing is appearing my
screen not even BIOS screen.
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look as if BIOS had crashed, try CLEAR CMOS (look into motherboard manual)
or just remove the battery on the motherboard
if won't help u the the only solution is to go to the service with the pc...

OR...

your CPU had burned / crashed / f*cked :) try repleacing with one borrowed
from a friend...

if u have no idea what i am talking about just take the pc to the serice :)
 
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 14:27:55 +0000,
am using windows 2000 professional. with 2.8 Ghz processor and 256
Ram.
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A bit more info might be a good idea, like specifics of CPU,
motherboard, video, hard drives and make/model of power
supply.

while I was working with my PC, It hanged up suddenly . even ctrl Alt
Del also not working. I simply restated my system .

now i couldn't see my bios screen and it hangs up nothing is appearing
in my monitor it looks like as though no CPU connected to monitor.
Click to expand...

Most likely this is the typical "failure to POST" problem,
which can have a variety of causes but may be greatly
limited considering that system previously worked fine and
was even running at the time.



when ever I press power on button the CDplayer light glows after that
HD light glows and no response. mean while nothing is appearing my
screen not even BIOS screen.


Thanks in Advance .
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Sudden faults of this type are "usually" due to power supply
or motherboard failure. Examine the motherboard for
vented/domed/swollen/leaky capacitors, and take voltage
readings with a multimeter.

Check whether fans are spinning.
 
I had a similar problem, turned out to be the PSU... The fan took a
dump, the whole thing overheated, and eventually the 5v side fried
itself... The magic smoke was in fact released...

I read an article that claims the best power supplies are the heaviest
power supplies... Makes sense, heavier coils, heavier heatsinks,
etc...

Another time, though, I had the same non-booting problem when a ddr
stick was never secured properly... It was in far enough to make
contact, then popped out in the middle of running... Took me 4 hours
to figure it out, and then it was inadvertantly...
 
On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 15:30:49 +0000 If I have seen farther it is
because I have stood on the shoulder of giants
(e-mail address removed)-spam.invalid (rivalarrival) wrote
:
I had a similar problem, turned out to be the PSU... The fan took a
dump, the whole thing overheated, and eventually the 5v side fried
itself... The magic smoke was in fact released...

I read an article that claims the best power supplies are the heaviest
power supplies... Makes sense, heavier coils, heavier heatsinks,
etc...

Another time, though, I had the same non-booting problem when a ddr
stick was never secured properly... It was in far enough to make
contact, then popped out in the middle of running... Took me 4 hours
to figure it out, and then it was inadvertantly...
Click to expand...

I've had a few of these over the years especially around now a couple
of times and just happened(spring here).It's can be just a ,"Spring
clean" needed.I've just cleaned all my PCI/AGP cards and slots and the
RAM edge connectors with,"Servisol" isopropanol electrical switch
cleaner and soft tissue(bog-roll).Also blown and brushed out all the
dust and junk that accumulates on the Fans etc.
Boots perfect again :P



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