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Originally Posted by AndyKoh
When you turn it on, do you hear the typical power-on beep and hard disks powering up?
If there is absolutely zero sound and response, it could likely mean that your power supply has kaput.
If there are some sounds, then nothing showing on screen, then could be motherboard or ram problem.
In any case, better ask a friend who's familiar with CPUs or bring to your nearest PC shop for help.
p/s: How did you post this help request if your PC can't power on, using cyber-telepathy?  |
hahah, andy, i think filin meant her CPU at home la......and she posted using her office CPU.
Sorry dear, (err, I mean filin, not u, Andy.....hahaha) I'm not sure I can help u there either. but I'll give u my 2 cents of opinion.
Sometimes it could be the cards are a bit loose. Try tightening all the cards in the CPU. If no sounds at all, then just switch on and off the power, and then try turn on your CPU. If you could turn it on after a few tries like this, then that means your battery power in your CPU kaput. Hope this helps.