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You may need a new power supply.
"kirby787" wrote in message ... simply that, my cousins computer won't turn on, just the screen. is it broken or what. i did notice that there was a lot of dust. |
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Hi,
Gary most likely hit the nail on the head, but I have ran across a few strange things to happen with system experiencing what you are. One was the switch to turn it on and was struck inward and the other was the reset switch. If this is the case you will get no power at all, so check these two things and make sure they are working. Also check the power supply as some come with a On/Off switch on the back and I've seen them get turned off when the system gets moved. -- All the best, SG Is your computer system ready for Vista? https://winqual.microsoft.com/hcl/ "kirby787" wrote in message ... simply that, my cousins computer won't turn on, just the screen. is it broken or what. i did notice that there was a lot of dust. |