Intel i3 failed to start after power went out

Asked By Bennison 10 points N/A Posted on - 08/09/2011

System Configuration:

Motherboard: Asus X58

Processor: Intel i3

RAM: 4GB

Yesterday when the power went out and then came back, I was unable to start my PC. The cooling fan and the motherboard were working well. Then what is the problem?

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Answered By markus1d 0 points N/A #127733

Intel i3 failed to start after power went out

Good Day Bennison,

Here’s your question;

• Yesterday when the power went out and then came back, I was unable to start my PC. The cooling fan and the motherboard were working well. Then what is the problem?
• I have similar problem occur when I accidentally kick my power adapter of my personal computer. My Central Processing Unit (CPU) fall and in instant, my computer won’t turn on. I observed and check for possible defects and I found out that fan is no longer spinning.
• I then say that it’s the fan was the cause of it, possible some parts of my motherboard was also damaged but that’s not case for me.
• In your query, a sudden power outage is the possible cause. Should you have surged protector, it might have prevented from happening.
• Tips and steps need to do.
• Replace cooling fan, this is very technical because you need to open the skeleton wide your computer.
• If you are not so savvy, my advice is to look for an expert and let do it for you to prevent further damage.

Hope it helps.

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Answered By Shawn Shzigel 10 points N/A #127735

Intel i3 failed to start after power went out

Hi there,

• I really don't understand your question. You are  unable to Start your PC but the fan and the board is working well?????
• But here's my solution if this HITS your point.
• Probably this problem occur upon shortage of supply coming to the unit.
• Sometimes, incident like this can actually corrupt a program or can cause the hardware to not functioning well.
• The first thing you need to do is to CHECK.
• Check all the power cord, from tip to bottom in the power supply up to the main board itself.
• Check also the main VGA cable, maybe it is unplug or not connected well and check your video card if there's any.
• You can check your hardware also by transferring it one by one. So that you can trace what the problem consist of.
• Try to install another power supply, maybe your supply is damage because of a sudden shutdown of the unit.
• Lastly, you can try this tip in all basic problem: in blue screen defect, beeping sound and no screen while the board is running.
• UNPLUG all the hardware components of the CPU and REINSTALL it back again.
• Includes: ALL POWER CORD ATTACH, RAM, GRAPHIC/VIDEO CARD AND ITS CORD, and HARD DISK.
• This will REFRESH all the drivers needed to run the system smoothly upon restarting.
• Be sure to clean every tip of the hardware but be careful in cleaning it. Use a brush and eraser for the cleaning of the TIP of the RAM and GRAPHIC CARD.
• If the problem still persist.
• TRY to REFORMAT it's OS, maybe its corrupted.

I hope this will help you a lot.

 

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