Computer dead?

01-09-2009, 09:51 AM

Hi..
i have a custom-vuild computer with
intel core2duo 6300
nvidia 8400GS
1GB RAM (512x2)(1-550mhz, other-667mhz)
motherboard intel-DG965WH
power supply-400W zebronics
also have 2 dvd drives, 80 gigs hard drive and a extra network card and tv tuner........

My problem is that my computer is not turning on.......
i think it is a problem with power suppply but the real problem is that after the computer is turned off for a long period and then turned on, it will work for some minutes or max of 1 hour andthen turn off again.....

then, if i turn on, the computer wont turn on at all..........
but last day, it worked for abt 6 hours and then again the same problem is repeating.....

Can anyone plz help me??

**krishnandu.sarkar** · 01-09-2009, 09:56 AM

I think the prblm is with SMPS.

Power on ur PC, open ur cabinet and notice the mobo LED whether the power is thr.

I dnt think 400W is ur prblm. May b sumthing wrong with ur SMPS. Or simply loose connection.

Wait for other members to reply.

01-09-2009, 09:59 AM

thnx for immediate answer..
i forgot to say that the motherboard light donot turn on..........
once the computer is turned on and then off, the lightblinks and gradually turns off for a long period....

**krishnandu.sarkar** · 01-09-2009, 10:05 AM

Thn its a sure prblm of SMPS as the power is not coming to ur mobo.

Call the hw guy to check ur SMPS or u can check urself if u know how to use multimeter.

If u find it faulty get it replaced(if under waranty) or its time to buy a new one.

But wait a day or two and lets c what other membres suggest.

**Krow** · 01-09-2009, 10:10 AM

A simple tip:

Clean out all th dust in ur cabby with a dust-blower or a vaccuum cleaner and a dry cloth/brush.

Loads of times my PC didn't boot and I cleaned dust and suddenly it booted.
Regarding the light not turning on, chk the cable of cabinet LED, which connects mobo to cabby. It may be loose or smthn.

If after all this, PC doesn't boot, then it may be SMPS problem.

hell_storm2006 · 01-09-2009, 10:29 AM

Zebby PSU.... What do you expect!!! Lucky that the PSU died before frying your PC!!!

04-09-2009, 11:45 PM

thnx guys.....
replaced smps, working fine now...........

01-09-2009, 09:51 AM	#1 (permalink)
bigdaddy486 Guest Posts: n/a	Computer dead? Hi.. i have a custom-vuild computer with intel core2duo 6300 nvidia 8400GS 1GB RAM (512x2)(1-550mhz, other-667mhz) motherboard intel-DG965WH power supply-400W zebronics also have 2 dvd drives, 80 gigs hard drive and a extra network card and tv tuner........ My problem is that my computer is not turning on....... i think it is a problem with power suppply but the real problem is that after the computer is turned off for a long period and then turned on, it will work for some minutes or max of 1 hour andthen turn off again..... then, if i turn on, the computer wont turn on at all.......... but last day, it worked for abt 6 hours and then again the same problem is repeating..... Can anyone plz help me??

01-09-2009, 09:56 AM	#2 (permalink)
krishnandu.sarkar Simply a DIGITian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Kolkata Posts: 2,472	Re: Computer dead? I think the prblm is with SMPS. Power on ur PC, open ur cabinet and notice the mobo LED whether the power is thr. I dnt think 400W is ur prblm. May b sumthing wrong with ur SMPS. Or simply loose connection. Wait for other members to reply. __________________ kIlL pIrAcY....................sTeAl OrIgInAl Cd's Read The Forum RULES First. Before PM'ing Or Asking Any Questions To Any Mod Read The FAQ's Before Starting A New Thread Read The STICKY THREADS First Before Participating In Bazaar Section Read The BAZAAR RULES

01-09-2009, 09:59 AM	#3 (permalink)
bigdaddy486 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Computer dead? thnx for immediate answer.. i forgot to say that the motherboard light donot turn on.......... once the computer is turned on and then off, the lightblinks and gradually turns off for a long period....

01-09-2009, 10:05 AM	#4 (permalink)
krishnandu.sarkar Simply a DIGITian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Kolkata Posts: 2,472	Re: Computer dead? Thn its a sure prblm of SMPS as the power is not coming to ur mobo. Call the hw guy to check ur SMPS or u can check urself if u know how to use multimeter. If u find it faulty get it replaced(if under waranty) or its time to buy a new one. But wait a day or two and lets c what other membres suggest. __________________ kIlL pIrAcY....................sTeAl OrIgInAl Cd's Read The Forum RULES First. Before PM'ing Or Asking Any Questions To Any Mod Read The FAQ's Before Starting A New Thread Read The STICKY THREADS First Before Participating In Bazaar Section Read The BAZAAR RULES

01-09-2009, 10:10 AM	#5 (permalink)
Krow Crowman Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: New Delhi Posts: 3,782	Re: Computer dead? A simple tip: Clean out all th dust in ur cabby with a dust-blower or a vaccuum cleaner and a dry cloth/brush. Loads of times my PC didn't boot and I cleaned dust and suddenly it booted. Regarding the light not turning on, chk the cable of cabinet LED, which connects mobo to cabby. It may be loose or smthn. If after all this, PC doesn't boot, then it may be SMPS problem. __________________ Like a post? Use the reputation button. Abusive, offtopic post? Use the report post button. Read before messaging any moderator for any query: FAQ + answers for new members Read all the sticky threads before asking any type of query. Most basic questions are answered in those. Ignorance of FORUM RULES is no defence.

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01-09-2009, 10:29 AM	#6 (permalink)
hell_storm2006 Alpha Geek Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Kolkata, Nagpur, Pune Posts: 587	Re: Computer dead? Zebby PSU.... What do you expect!!! Lucky that the PSU died before frying your PC!!!

04-09-2009, 11:45 PM	#7 (permalink)
bigdaddy486 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Computer dead? thnx guys..... replaced smps, working fine now...........

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