PC help..

[Anusha]

What zCeXVe said

 

[RuwinRTY]

Press da power button in ur system unit for about 5 seconds.
This will remove the static electricity

 

[spido_razor]

If there's no power at all, (no fans, no LEDs etc) that most probably is a bad power supply. In a rare case, that can be the motherboard too, but usually you will see fans spinning even with a bad MB. So check the PSU.

To manually check the power supply, you will have to turn it on first. You have to ground the pin#16 or in simpler terms, connect the green pin with a black one and your PSU should start. Then you can test each pin with a Voltmeter. (***BUT REMEMBER TO HAVE ALL THE OTHER EQUIPMENT CONNECTED OTHER THAN THE MB. since usually they have a minimum load requirement. And conclude the test as soon as possible***)

Orange = 3.3V
Red = 5V
Yellow = 12V

And btw, I guess you have only offbranded PSUs back in SL, Most people get the cheapest PSU or the one that come with the 4000Rs case. But trust me, that can be the biggest mistake, I see computers fail all the time with those cheap-o PSUs

 

[VSGM]

Remove the Heat Sink and the cpu and relpace it, if you overclock it them try to reset the bios. This can be done by pressing a button on u'r M/B or by removing and replacing the battery.

 

[sjay]

if you still having the problem ... I think best your can do is to plug the hardrive to some other machine and backup your data before you try anything.

 

[xviruz]

u must check all fittings & cables

i checked all machan..

 

[xviruz]

Press da power button in ur system unit for about 5 seconds.
This will remove the static electricity

I tried that..not working..

 

[xviruz]

If there's no power at all, (no fans, no LEDs etc) that most probably is a bad power supply. In a rare case, that can be the motherboard too, but usually you will see fans spinning even with a bad MB. So check the PSU.

To manually check the power supply, you will have to turn it on first. You have to ground the pin#16 or in simpler terms, connect the green pin with a black one and your PSU should start. Then you can test each pin with a Voltmeter. (***BUT REMEMBER TO HAVE ALL THE OTHER EQUIPMENT CONNECTED OTHER THAN THE MB. since usually they have a minimum load requirement. And conclude the test as soon as possible***)

Orange = 3.3V
Red = 5V
Yellow = 12V

And btw, I guess you have only offbranded PSUs back in SL, Most people get the cheapest PSU or the one that come with the 4000Rs case. But trust me, that can be the biggest mistake, I see computers fail all the time with those cheap-o PSUs

i ll check on that way also machan.. The thing is without any problem it woked for 2 years.. Either i used All Asus..
But once i had to put a new network crd as the onboard card was Failed in working..

Thanks for the advice.

 

[xviruz]

Remove the Heat Sink and the cpu and relpace it, if you overclock it them try to reset the bios. This can be done by pressing a button on u'r M/B or by removing and replacing the battery.

Ill try that also.. Thankx machan

 

[xviruz]

if you still having the problem ... I think best your can do is to plug the hardrive to some other machine and backup your data before you try anything.

Yes machan.. theres a lot of important data..

 

[xviruz]

Guys really appreciate your help.. Am having am exam and cant waste time on this..So try again once on you guys advices and if wont work i ll try after my exam..

Thanks again ...

 

[xviruz]

Guys i tried all you said..but its still now working.. but i noticed 1 thing.. that is mother board light is on when i pug in..

How can i check is the mother board is damged or not ??

(just check when im taking a small brk)

 

[manjudammi]

Cpu Eka Koochiyata tiyala Note Book ekak ganin macho

 

[xviruz]

Cpu Eka Koochiyata tiyala Note Book ekak ganin macho

yeah machan.. am already using a note book.. but i need a desk top also
....

 

[gayannr]

What zCeXVe said

Just re seating the BIOS battery would do the trick too
Just happened to me few minutes ago, worked like a charm LMAO

 

[xviruz]

Just re seating the BIOS battery would do the trick too
Just happened to me few minutes ago, worked like a charm LMAO

No machan..Thats not working for me