upgrade your 2 type memory..

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Try to have new battery...maybe your battery is broken..exchanged the position of the old ram to the new one..try hooking it up.. hope it helps

Before turning on your computer, unplug any USB devices plugged in. Turn on the computer and wait. If it gets passed the part where it didn't work it's fixed. Another thing you could try is this....

plugged the computer in and that the power supply has not been turned off...

sorry.. yeah phobia.. I'm just suggesting..


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uhh.. okay.. I learned a thing from you.. (^.^)..

check your ram.. download a memtest (www.youtube.com/watch?v=azyqYtMmYvs) at ISO

Try setting ram voltage manually.. 1.85, then 1.9, then 1.95 and see if the ram in black slots will boot at all..

View your mobo's broken connections & discoloration..Clean the mobo's circuit board... Reconnect any onboard connections & jumpers..I used to do this to avoid expend money..

I think it may be the .PSU.. (overheating and the thermal cut-out its work).. Check the fan(s) in the PSU work OK - if not, clean them with paintbrush.
Best bet is to try another PSU (cheaper and a...

re-set your memory cards...

(Violent spyware/viruses can also cause these symptoms when you're daughter watching bebo..)

flash your bios to the latest ver..and then in the power settings in BIOS and in XP, turn off power...

boot to your recovery disk..

check in the bios options...there is an option for a silent boot you cant hear any beeps. If you hear one beep every time your computer starts then you don't have to...

re-boot to your recovery disk or replace your processor chip..

unplug-remove-clean-reinstall the keyboard.. do the key board removal..

(if it doesn't work in BIOS then.. nothing to do with any kind of software)

it's dying..


(pull out the battery and disconnect AC power-for immediate action...(common sense)

check your service manual.. or bring your mobo on the repair shops..

make sure the computer is plugged in and that the power supply has not been turned off..Something might not be plugged in tightly.make sure you are using the right ram.