I have a computer that seemingly has a blown power supply. When I connect power to it, the internal fan of the it doesn't even turn. No power at all... But the little light on the front of the computer comes on. That's it. Just that light. No fans. Nothing else. Like I said, not even the internal fan of the power supply itself turns... So is it dead? Or can I save this?
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Jump to PostPlease tell us what make and model?
Is it a Laptop?You tried without the Battery in, if a Laptop?
Jump to Postif you can,
Open the PC, then disconnect the power cable of all the components, HDD, CD/DVD drives and soo on.
Just leave the Motherboard connected.
See if it boot's or any sign of life.
Jump to Postyou got another machine to try that CPU with fan.
Sounds like PSU, but best to rule out motherboard and CPU.
Do you have another PSU?
Jump to Postto test your psu, you can short the green wire to a black one
leave the psu plugged in the moboard, but take a paperclip and jam it in the green wire slot and any ground wire slot(black). this will bypass your motherboard and the psu fan should spin when …
Jump to Postto test your psu, you can short the green wire to a black one
leave the psu plugged in the moboard, but take a paperclip and jam it in the green wire slot and any ground wire slot(black). this will bypass your motherboard and the psu fan should spin when …
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