I have a sony vaio vgcrb30 that will not work there is a yellowish orange light that is constantly lite. i here no fan could this be my power supply? Help

Hi Jose,
Asus ATI Radeon HD6450 Silence 1GB DDR3 VGA/DVI/HDMI Low Profile PCI-Express Video Card. Is one of the compatible cards you can put in the system and can be sourced from
http://www.memorygiant.com/video-card/sony-vaio-vgc-vgcrb30-vgcrb30c/

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Proton

more that likely the power supply or the motherboard were damaged.
Power Supplies are fairly inexpensive ($40 or so) so I'd replace that 1st.
If no change then failure is likely the motherboard

You need to get the power supply replaced. Bring it to a local computer shop and they can help you with that.

Check to make your power supply is working properly, it should have -12vdc +12vdc -5vdc +5vdc, if the processor is not receiving the 5v the power supply is suspect.

this usually mean the power supply went bad and is in safe mode.(so other component in the computer won't get damaged) try unplugging the computer from the wall and wait 10 minutes. If you plug it in and the green light is still flashing the power supply is the most likely thing that is wrong. you can take the power supply to a local repair shop and they can test it in a few seconds. my guess is that it is bad. (please rate)

it depends on the beeping
but i guess it's ur graphic card
make sure that the card is firmly in place and also check the memory modules.

Unplug the tower

Remove the ram and turn the tower on wait till it give you fast beeps. (telling you no RAM)

once that happens shut the system down by unplugging it again

Re-install your RAM and try to boot again

The monitor detects the presence or absence of synchronization signals so your video (integrated or otherwise) isn't putting out video or sync signals. This could be because the boot isn't happening as it should or just a bad video installation. 

You have a power drain on the Mainboard hardware its possible its fan drawing too much current

BLOWN YOUR FUSE NEED NEW FUSE IN THE POWER SUPPLY