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Computer doesn't start?
I am not able to boot my computer(Windows XP), all the lights glow, the fan works, but the monitor light stays yellow, no (start up)beep sound...
I can't find what the problem is... can anyone help...(RAM already tested)...
8 Answers
- edmund.mLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
start with the following sites:
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It probably has to do with the graphics card. Could even be that the card is not fixated well into its own slot. Try taking out the card and then put it back into its slot. This will also "restart" the card itself.
However, it could be that the there's something wrong with the card itself. If that's the case, then you will need to repalce it.
Try doing the above, before calling a mechanic. It could help and save money.
- 1 decade ago
its not a problem with smps or supply.
as u told that ram is checked, try placing the ram in the other slot provided.
i had d same problem many times.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
get yourself a new power supply. It well be your power supply trust me. The power supply is going dead on you.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Try reinstalling your windows.It worked when i tried it.
- 1 decade ago
first of all check ur smps. if it is ok then reset ur bois and try. if not may be ur ram or motherboard. kardevi143@yahoo.co.in
