Need assistance right away.
Need assistance right away.
I was experiencing random freezes on my PC, causing the fans—including the CPU fan—to stop. I switched off the power supply and it didn’t come back on. Earlier, I had blue screen problems and crashes, but updating the RAM resolved that. Could it be related to the CPU, memory, or power supply? Thanks ahead!
tacorich1k23
04-02-2016, 04:14 PM #4Turn off the power supply, unplug the cable, pause for a moment, reconnect it, power up the PSU, switch on the PC, and let me know if anything spins or lights up (such as the fan).
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Yesyesag_Plays
04-22-2016, 10:33 PM #6Cat landed on the power strip? Seems like a dead PSU. I've seen setups that didn't start or boot, but lights would flicker and/or spin. (And honestly, cats have stepped on power strips a few times )
coolman9222
04-24-2016, 08:21 PM #7It looks like your assumption might be incorrect. The Corsair PSU test didn’t indicate any issues, and your PSU is functioning properly.
The components inside this computer are unclear. I’ve checked for issues, but so far no specific troubleshooting steps were recorded. It seems like the system behaved unpredictably, similar to a random throw. Event Viewer didn’t show any errors around the crash time.
Nienke_2002
05-06-2016, 03:05 PM #10Good luck then. It seems you're not providing any clues to assist with the issue. We understand it doesn't power on, but the PSU functions. You're likely certain it's a core part, though you're unsure what steps led to that conclusion. We don't know the exact components involved. You mentioned a blue screen a few weeks ago and changed the RAM—though it doesn't make sense for you to see anything in Event Viewer now. Could sharing more details help clarify the situation?