open it up.
Check that the motherboard is not cracked and that none of the capacitators (the cyclindrical things) are leaking
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mmm also check that ram and cpu are seated. thet may have popped out
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double check the power supply connectors are fully in the holes, and in the correct ones
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mmm also check that ram and cpu are seated. thet may have popped out
Yes this is important......
One time i took my ram card out and when i put it back in it wasnt down far enough and all i got was BEEPING..
Good luck Silverrock,welcome to Daniweb!
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I did that once and [luckily] all that happened was that 2 of my hard drives got killed. So you might end up needing to do something there as well...
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