Already took the ram and out back in to reset but didnt fix problem
And we were following Anti-Static Procedures, when removing said ram memory?
If not you may be looking at using that motherboard for a Frisbee.
(Cleaned the gold plated contact pins with a pencil eraser? Just curious)
The two main causes of desktop computer failure is;
1) Computer is dirty inside
2) Power Supply failure
Someone who would have removed the Ram Memory, and reinstalled; I'm sure would have the inside of the computer cleaned out.
Got multimeter? (Got milk? Get it?................oh nevermind)
Test the 3 main voltage power rails;
3.3 Volts (DC)
5 Volts (DC)
12 Volts (DC)
(An inexpensive multimeter around here, ('States'), sells for $5 to $12. I've seen them on checkout aisle racks at major discount stores. Auto parts stores have them, but usually more expensive)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_power_supply#Wiring_diagrams
http://www.playtool.com/pages/psuconnectors/connectors.html#atxmain24
('member; all Orange wires are 3.3 Volts, Red wires are 5 Volts, Yellow wires are 12 Volts, Black wires are Ground wires; and the cow jumped over the moon.
NO! You gonna' believe that last one?
Sheesh! You're so gullible.
It took the SHUTTLE )
Two D cell flashlight batteries produce 3 Volts DC.
The dangerous AC voltage, is kept within the metal case of the Power Supply.
No? Not feasible for you?
Use a KNOWN to be good, Compatible power supply for a test unit.
(I'm gonna' borrow the Power Supply, out of your computer for a test unit, honey.
I'll put it right back.
What? You'll break my fingers?)
Post back in a Comment with the results.
Regards,
joecoolvette
SOURCE: Dell 5100 laptop memory upgrade
try removing it again power on then off. again put yr ram it should boot. less u want to may be remove the processor then put it back as well at times they could stop system from booting
SOURCE: acer reinstall issue
Run the same procedure again and choose factory settings. It wd do so , unless the recovery partition got corrupted.
SOURCE: toshiba quosimo f45. laptop wont boot at all ,fixed once by them
hi there,
dont panic brother,
try theses things.
--> take out battery
--> connect the power cable
--> wait for a minute
--> turn it on
--> it will work
if not
--> take care power cable out
--> put the battery in
--> turn it on
--> and it will work (try to move the lid up and down)
if not
--> charge the battery dont turn it on
--> when its full take of the power cable
--> wait for 30 sec
--> turn it on
--> it will work ((try to move the lid up and down)
if not
--> charge the battery
--> keep the power cable
--> turn it on
--> it will work (try to move the lid up and down)
best of luck
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oh btw its a desktop not a laptop, dont how it got put under this category!!
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