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 | Your PSU (Power Supply Unit) could be blown. Change that. Next on the list would be a dead mobo, but that doesn't make the fan dead. So, PSU is the most suspicious cause. |
| | When I power the computer on, everything starts to work but nothing is displayed on the screen yet when it just shuts down. [i]Have you tried swapping the graphic card? How do you know that everything is working? Do you hear the Windows Welcome sound on your speaker?[/i] |
| | Did you write anything on the old partition? If you did, the normal data recovery software will not work. Try R-Studio which is available at [code]http://www.r-tt.com/[/code] |
| | Check that the CPU, RAM, and Video card is connected correctly and securely. Did you connect the speaker pins to the motherboard? |
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| | Clear the CMOS, and load optimized default. Consult your motherboard manual for details. |
| | All of sudden, this morning, all my video and audio (including MP3) are playing too fast! I'm using Windows Media Player. I reinstalled all the codecs but still the same (Using K-lite Codec). Even mp3 in iTunes or Winamp are playing too fast. Tried ReClock, the video plays at the … |