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Re: I have a Pavilion a1240n that will not come on and...
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If the green light is on i almost sure its a common case of broken motherboard, you can replace it it easy and cheap.
It can also be caused by a wrongly connected wire. Check them.
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a1240n (desktop)
the fans are dead. right? why not start with sounds.?
Desktops have 2 or 3 fans
1 in the PSU that must run fast,. does it ,heard and seen?
2: the CPU, has fan for sure, and must spin, blow air across the CPU heat sink not packed full of lint all PC this old ,always have,
3:then the GPU video card may have a fan that again must work.
so if all fans are dead, the psU IS BAD,
SURE I ASSUMED IT'S PLUGGED IN, AND THE WALL HAS POWER, after all
answering for
dead PC
dead black screens, never any text.
no sounds from PC
no monitor stated(i'd need that if the PC made sounds)
There are only certain items that will not power up a machine. 1. The power supply itself could be gone. 2. Check your ram. 3. Your hard drive. In most cases it is the power supply. Take out the power supply from the machine and plug it in to a wall socket. If it starts that it is not the power supply. If it doesn't start replace the power supply.
Check your video card connection.Be sure you have set the default monitor in the BIOS settings.If it still doesn't work. Try to install a video card because your motherboard maybe faulty.
Pick the card that suites your needs ( Pick those with Direct X 9) note: The higher, the core clock, The better. The higher the memory and bit, the better.
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