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Computer will not start due to hardware (I know a decent amount)?
Okay so I built a custom PC and it worked fine for about a year. Then my uncle installed a microwave which when ever someone would cook it would blow a fuse. This blowing of a fuse caused my PC to shutdown. After this happened around 3 times I ordered a UPS which worked great, but one day about two weeks after buying it my computer would not start up. I bought a new Mobo thinking that was the issue, no. I just bought a new PSU and thought that was the issue, no again. All the unit will do is flicker the power light, have the fans do one rotation and automatically die. If I press the power button again it wont do anything. I have to flip the PSU switch before it will do the flash and fan rotation. However it is not even on long enough to get to the BIOS.
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
Check to make sure that the RAM works and is installed properly, you may need another working computer to do this. If that doesn't work plug a speaker into the motherboard so that you can hear any BIOS tones it gives off and cross reference them with that motherboards error codes.
Source(s): Have been building computers for a while. RAM is not an uncommon issue if it fails to reach the BIOS screen. - Harley DriveLv 78 years ago
try another outlet, sounds like the electrical circuits in your home need updating , microwaves are only about 6 amps
