- Sep 14, 2011
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Hi there,
Last week I came home to find my PC off, and noticed that the clocks around the house were wrong; so it seems we'd had a power cut while I was out. Since then, I haven't been able to turn my PC on.
The PC turns on for a few seconds, the fans spin, and then reboots after a few seconds. This repeats until I unplug the power cable.
There are no beeps.
After doing a bit of reading around, I thought the PSU was the likely candidate. However, I've tested with a working PSU and have got the same result.
I've also used the jumper pins to clear the CMOS, but still the same result.
I've had a look at the motherboard and can't see any obvious bulging capacitors or damage.
Bit unsure what to try next - does anyone have any ideas?
Last week I came home to find my PC off, and noticed that the clocks around the house were wrong; so it seems we'd had a power cut while I was out. Since then, I haven't been able to turn my PC on.
The PC turns on for a few seconds, the fans spin, and then reboots after a few seconds. This repeats until I unplug the power cable.
There are no beeps.
After doing a bit of reading around, I thought the PSU was the likely candidate. However, I've tested with a working PSU and have got the same result.
I've also used the jumper pins to clear the CMOS, but still the same result.
I've had a look at the motherboard and can't see any obvious bulging capacitors or damage.
Bit unsure what to try next - does anyone have any ideas?
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