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From: Farhan on 17 Apr 2010 09:37
Power supply fan is not running. But problem happens when computer starts so
heating should not be the case. what you say?

"sanjacstudent12" <sanjacstudent12(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> "Farhan" wrote:
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>> Computer shuts down after seconds of start. Sometimes it goes to windows
>> and
>> sometime even before it. Power button or reset wont work until i have to
>> unplug the power cord for a while and than it starts normally and works
>> fine. No message or signal.
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>> What could be the cause and cure?
>>
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>> Farhan
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>> .
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> It sounds to me like overheating. Check to make sure all of the fans are
> running when you are able to reproduce the problem.


From: Alias on 17 Apr 2010 10:38
Farhan wrote:
> Power supply fan is not running. But problem happens when computer starts so
> heating should not be the case. what you say?

Replace the power supply. NOW.

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Alias
From: Farhan on 22 Apr 2010 09:54
I think problem is solved. I am using power button rather than hotkey to
start the PC and so far its going well.

"Farhan" <farhan(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Computer shuts down after seconds of start. Sometimes it goes to windows
> and sometime even before it. Power button or reset wont work until i have
> to unplug the power cord for a while and than it starts normally and works
> fine. No message or signal.
>
> What could be the cause and cure?
>
>
> Farhan
>


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