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Switching power supplies, or using a PSU tester.
A lot of local computer shops will test a PSU for free if you bring it in, since it takes less than two minutes and it's a good way to get a potential customer in the door.
A lot of local computer shops will test a PSU for free if you bring it in, since it takes less than two minutes and it's a good way to get a potential customer in the door.
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Nevertheless If you switch on your system and theres absolutely no sounds,lights,power supply fan spinning than you know theres no power at all.in that case check your power supply cord inside the case and externally
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Nevertheless If you switch on your system and theres absolutely no sounds,lights,power supply fan spinning than you know theres no power at all.in that case check your power supply cord inside the case and externally
-----give me more info and Ill help you----
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