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    Hammerhead Shark Smythe's Avatar
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    Angry NNNOOO!!!!! Computer, come back!

    Arg!!!! I was browsing good ol' sharky when my computer suddenly decided that we've been spending too much time together and turned itself off...permamently. I pushed the power button to turn it back on and...nothing. The computer won't even turn on, because of that I'm assuming it's a problem with the PSU. Would that be a correct assumption? Or does anyone have any other ideas as to what might be the culprit? The computer was as follows:
    AMD Athlon 1Ghz
    Gigabyte 7zx 1.01
    512mb pc133
    Voodoo5 5500AGP

    This really sucks as I have no money right now so if anyone could offer me some cheap solutions to this problem it would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

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    were ya doin any overclocking and how were your temps?

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    No overclocking and temps, IIRC, were 40C CPU and 25C case.

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    It might be as simple as a blown fuse in your power cord or inside the PSU itself. I would check-out both first.

    Also check your PSU output power leads are properly connected to your mobo.

    Hope this helps.

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    Hrmm...guess I'll try a different power cord. I don't want to open up my power supply if it can be avoided and it should be connected properly to the motherboard unless if I had so much airflow in my case that the connector got pulled out, lol yeah right

    Thanks for the help so far guys.

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    dont' take offence, but this happen to me before,
    if you look on the back of your power supply , there is a breaker there, sometime is flips, try it. :-)
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    How odd...Ok I tried a different power cord...and my computer works! YAY! Now the cord I tested belongs to my dads computer so I couldn't keep it. I took my dad's cord out and replaced it with my old one and decided to try one last time with my old cord. Guess what? It worked!!! I'm a happy camper now , I just hope this never happens again. Well thanks for all the help.

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    Originally posted by Kenneth
    dont' take offence, but this happen to me before,
    if you look on the back of your power supply , there is a breaker there, sometime is flips, try it. :-)
    None taken

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    Originally posted by Smythe
    How odd...Ok I tried a different power cord...and my computer works! YAY! Now the cord I tested belongs to my dads computer so I couldn't keep it. I took my dad's cord out and replaced it with my old one and decided to try one last time with my old cord. Guess what? It worked!!! I'm a happy camper now , I just hope this never happens again. Well thanks for all the help.
    if changing the power cord did it then maybe you should get a new one just incase
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