- Sep 10, 2024
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Never had an issue like this.
Hubby's pc stopped turning on - turned off on it's own and though he just got a new PSU less then 3mo ago the logical thing to blame was the PSU.
We on a whim turned it back on after cleaning it and sure enough it is working. However it has kept giving issues. I don't have the exact name unfortunately but besides that we had it cycling through boot systems and go to bios. We tried several things to fix the boot data but nothing when based on the three or four sites we looked up was available in the bios.
We turned it off, double checked cords because we assumed perhaps it was a hard drive issue, we even tried to install Windows via flash drive on to one of the other hard drives but all three showed up when attempting to do so. He attempted to repair the main and it gave him another error message.
We also are having it state upon turn on randomly:
"Turn off and ensure the PCIe plugs are connected to video cards" which they are.
At this point I unplugged and replugged everything in and it's still either giving the error concerning the boot, or something about IPv4, and the graphics error mentioned above stating we need to plug it in.
Could it be that the PSU is still having issues and a new one will resolve these issues, and if not what suggestions could be offered to even try and point us in the right direction?
Ty in advance.
Hubby's pc stopped turning on - turned off on it's own and though he just got a new PSU less then 3mo ago the logical thing to blame was the PSU.
We on a whim turned it back on after cleaning it and sure enough it is working. However it has kept giving issues. I don't have the exact name unfortunately but besides that we had it cycling through boot systems and go to bios. We tried several things to fix the boot data but nothing when based on the three or four sites we looked up was available in the bios.
We turned it off, double checked cords because we assumed perhaps it was a hard drive issue, we even tried to install Windows via flash drive on to one of the other hard drives but all three showed up when attempting to do so. He attempted to repair the main and it gave him another error message.
We also are having it state upon turn on randomly:
"Turn off and ensure the PCIe plugs are connected to video cards" which they are.
At this point I unplugged and replugged everything in and it's still either giving the error concerning the boot, or something about IPv4, and the graphics error mentioned above stating we need to plug it in.
Could it be that the PSU is still having issues and a new one will resolve these issues, and if not what suggestions could be offered to even try and point us in the right direction?
Ty in advance.
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