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Motherboards - PC is dead posted in the Hardware forums; Nope, absolutely nothing, its totally dead. Will try opening it up tomorrow but the pc just doesn't move where its located, i cant see how any connection would of moved....

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Nope, absolutely nothing, its totally dead. Will try opening it up tomorrow but the pc just doesn't move where its located, i cant see how any connection would of moved.
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Going back to source of problem please buy a power surge extension for future work.


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I got the same issue with my PC. It was working great last night and this morning when I try to turn the power ON nothing happens. I just noticed the LED light for the power supply at the back is ON solid. I tried all the stuff you mentioned and got the same result. Could this be a power supply or motherboard?
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This is possibly a power supply issue if everything appears dead.

Rather than go out and buy a power supply straight away can you borrow one or do you have a spare to test the system?


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