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socraticquest
Hello,
Upon start-up, the cursor does not respond to the mouse. Hence, it's
necessary to restart the computer (a second-time) for normal
operations.
One thing I noticed (before I had replaced a failed power supply) was
that the computer only sometimes "froze-up" at start-up.
After the failed power supply was replaced, the computer always
freezes-up at start-up.
The power-supply literally blew-out (I smelled an 'ozone-like" smell
when I went to replace the power-supply).
So it seems that the computer "freeze-up" at startup is likely been a
hardware-related problem. What can be done to fix this problem?
Thank-you
Upon start-up, the cursor does not respond to the mouse. Hence, it's
necessary to restart the computer (a second-time) for normal
operations.
One thing I noticed (before I had replaced a failed power supply) was
that the computer only sometimes "froze-up" at start-up.
After the failed power supply was replaced, the computer always
freezes-up at start-up.
The power-supply literally blew-out (I smelled an 'ozone-like" smell
when I went to replace the power-supply).
So it seems that the computer "freeze-up" at startup is likely been a
hardware-related problem. What can be done to fix this problem?
Thank-you