Computer Hope
Hardware => Hardware => Topic started by: hartman77 on August 05, 2008, 07:50:16 AM
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I've had some trouble starting my computer recently and the problem seems to be pointing to the power supply box. Whenever I plug in the power supply cord, a green light begins blinking in the power supply box. Does anyone have any idea what this is or how it can be fixed?
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How does the PC work after you plug in cord? You are saying that you have to un plug & then plug the cord back in to get in going? explain
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I've had some trouble starting my computer recently and the problem seems to be pointing to the power supply box.
What is the problem?
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Sorry, the actual problem is that the computer will not turn on at all. Once the power supply cord is plugged in, a green light begins flashing in the power supply box and on the front of the tower the on button(which is usually solid blue when everything is working properly) will blink.
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Can you tell us what model and make your computer is.
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For starters replace the power supply.
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For starters replace the power supply.
From what I can tell, this may fix the problem but if we know what computer he has, we might be able to translate the blinking light.
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This is true Carbon
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to me it sounds like power supply, or mobo.
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If no fans are spinning i would replace the power supply
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Maybe we should find out what's going on first before jumping to conclusions.
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it's an HP Pavilion a000
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Hmmm...didn't really find anything...
http://www.google.com.hk/search?hl=en&q=HP+Pavilion+a000+blinking+green+light&btnG=Google+Search&meta=&aq=f&aq=f
I would try a new PSU first....