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Morgenmuffel

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#223997 28-Oct-2017 09:15
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OK computer was working fine yesterday

Tried to turn it on today aND nothing happened, no sounds, no lights, no beeps nothing Nada zip

As I am skint at the moment how much can I check my self to diagnose the problem

I have tried a different power cable different outlet socket unplugged everything etc all to no avail.

I don't have any compatible computer to test componentary with.

Cheers

Stupid cellphone auto spell doohickey won't let me write componentry keeps trying to correct it it to component arayn

Cheers




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  #1891665 28-Oct-2017 09:42
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Sounds like a power supply problem. Do you have a multimeter to test it?




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  #1892064 29-Oct-2017 09:02
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Nope no multimeter, rather stupidly I saw your post this morning on my phone, automatically walked over to the computer turned it on so I could reply, then realised my computer is going, I had pulled all the cables out and given it a dust out yesterday.

 

 

 

But it seems to be going fine today





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  #1892065 29-Oct-2017 09:11
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Have a look inside for any loose connectors.

 

 


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