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Computer Won't Turn On - Internal Power Supply Problem?
My computer won't turn on, and I've tried everything to try to reboot it. I unplugged everything, but it won't turn back on. It's a desktop, and a few years old, but up until yesterday, it worked fine. Whenever I plug it in, a green light right beneath the plug starts flashing, and quits a minute or so after I unplug it. It's attached to the Internal Power Supply, but I haven't taken that out or touched it - I don't want to break it. Recommendations?
3 Answers
- fairleyLv 44 years ago
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- 1 decade ago
take out the power supply and put in a new. one.... its not hard at all. just unplug everything connected to the power supply and make sure the new supply reconnects with everything.
- 1 decade ago
something similar happened to my old computer. it could be a loose cord or what happened to me was that the PSU (power supply unit) failed and i had to replace it, was cheep to replace and easy to install. worked fine after that.
