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Gkenney
Hi all,
I went to start up my computer today after not using it for 2 days and it is
completely dead. I hit the power button and nothing happens. I checked
that it is plugged in and there is power to it. The little switch on the
power supply is fine as well. I tried plugging it in to a different outlet
and nothing. No lights, no fans, etc.
I opened it up and nothing looks burned or seared. I did notice when I put
power to it that there is a little hum. It sounds like the power supply,
hard to tell though.
I have a second computer in the same room and it seems fine. When I started
it up it did take me right to the bios screen and I had to reconfigure my
bios. Never had that happen on that box.
It is an Antec case (sonata II) with the smart power power supply. It is
homebuilt and has worked without a problem since November.
I'm thinking it may be a dead power supply. But I have to pull the heat
sink to get the power supply out and it is a pain. So before I do that
could I get some ideas on what the problem might be?
Glenn
I went to start up my computer today after not using it for 2 days and it is
completely dead. I hit the power button and nothing happens. I checked
that it is plugged in and there is power to it. The little switch on the
power supply is fine as well. I tried plugging it in to a different outlet
and nothing. No lights, no fans, etc.
I opened it up and nothing looks burned or seared. I did notice when I put
power to it that there is a little hum. It sounds like the power supply,
hard to tell though.
I have a second computer in the same room and it seems fine. When I started
it up it did take me right to the bios screen and I had to reconfigure my
bios. Never had that happen on that box.
It is an Antec case (sonata II) with the smart power power supply. It is
homebuilt and has worked without a problem since November.
I'm thinking it may be a dead power supply. But I have to pull the heat
sink to get the power supply out and it is a pain. So before I do that
could I get some ideas on what the problem might be?
Glenn