I have an HP Media Center m7060n PC. I shutdown my computer in order to move the desk/PC to a different corner on the same wall. When I tried to turn the computer back on the screen, speakers, printer, etc all turned on but the drive did not.
At the back of the computer there is a green flashing light, accompanied by a ticking sound. This light is on even when the power cord is removed. The fans do not come on either.
I know the computer was low on disc space, and I had been in the process of trying to make back up copies of all my music, pictures and home movies. I am very concerned that I have lost all this data.
We also have two laptops, and are set up wirelessly through an ethernet that is connected to the HP Media Center PC. Both of our laptops are still working.
I am really not educated when it comes to computer problems so it doesn't sound silly to me.. LOL
I am not even sure how to check the fuse on the PC power lead.I am really not educated when it comes to computer problems so it doesn't sound silly to me.. LOL
I am not even sure how to check the fuse on the PC power lead.
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HI:
The motherboard is responsible for turnin on the power supply, if the power supply fan is working then the system has started it initinal POST procedure. Try disconnecting any phrephial devices from the unit, starting with the Harddrive DVD Drive Etc. Also you may have a bad video processor on the motherboard, that is causing no video.
This means you need to restart your computer. This typically happens after installing software or updating certain programs. Just go to the start menu, and click on turn off computer or just click "OK" or "Restart Now" next time the message comes up.
hi friends, unpluug the power chord from the wall jack after that press and hold the power button in the front for about 15 seconds, connect the chord back in and try it. if it does the same then look at the rear side of the cpu box (where the power chord goes in and look for a small fan inside the power supply box, it has to be spinning). if not then the power supply (smps) has goen bad. now if the fan is sipnning try disconnecting all the extra periferals eg printer and stuff, still nogo then try opening the cpu box (reffer owners manual). take the RAM out and try to power up the system, if it starts beeping like beep ...beep... peeeep... then turn it off put the ram sticks back in and it should work fine...
NB:-for the owners manual check this out: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&dlc=en&product=470506&lc=en&jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN
if you can open your desktop..try to replace the ide cable of the DVD/Cdrom it might be deffective.before you open your pc just make sure that the power is off.after changing the ide cable of your dvd the system will automatically detect your drive.if you got same problem again try to consult your hardware vendor to claim your warranty parts and service.good luck
I am really not educated when it comes to computer problems so it doesn't sound silly to me.. LOL
I am not even sure how to check the fuse on the PC power lead.
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