pc wont start no power, power isgetting through to motherboard because i have had the side of an can see two lights lit up,
can try starting it for ages nothing happens then all of a sudden it fires up.
when i eventually get it up and running i dont have any issues withe the computer it does not blue screen it does not freeze it runs like a dream.
i am just scared to turn it off cos it wont start back up again
Get the connections checked on the Motherboard. Possibly the Power Supply Unit on its way out....WARNING....do NOT open the casing of the PSU....dangerous....just replace with another
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