my pc will not turn on?
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Computer not plugged in, empty battery, or loose cable Make sure that the power cables of the computer are firmly plugged in and the power outlets are switched on. Make sure that the monitor is plugged in and switched on too. If you have a laptop, connect the charging cable (in case it has run out of battery).
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['Step 1: Remove the front panel from the unit. ... ', 'Step 2: Remove the outer shell from the unit. ... ', 'Step 3: Remove and Replace the Power Cord. ... ', 'Step 4: Reinstall the Outer Shell of the unit. ... ', 'Step 5: Reinstall the Front Panel.']
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['Step 1 – Prep your patient. Thermal paste and BIOS updating.', 'Step 2 – Install the CPU. Shutdown, remove chip and cooler, and be careful of those pins.', "Step 3 – Booting and bug fixing. Make sure fans are spinning, don't panic, and get it running.", 'Step 4 – Testing… loving.']
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Welcome to the HP Support forum. Thank you for posting. This is happening because Windows cannot start/boot . It may be caused due to hardware problem (e.g. your HDD or RAM) or it may be caused by faulty Windows Update, some other faulty update/driver, corrupted bootloader / Boot Configuration Data in Windows etc....
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No POST means "No Power-On Self-Test". Basically, this means you turn on your computer, and you may hear it turn on (if it has a PC speaker, it may not beep or may beep several times in indication of what's the problem), but nothing appears on screen, and nothing else happens.
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['Press the power button and force to shutdown when display shows up the Windows 10 logo. ... ', 'Select [Advanced options].', 'Select [Troubleshooting] to continue.', 'Click [Advanced options].', 'Please choose the [Startup Settings].', 'Click [Restart].', 'System will restart automatically.']
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You can try another charger and/or USB cable available, if necessary. Your iPhone may likewise not turn on if the operating system (iOS) is frozen or corrupted. Ensure your iPhone is connected to a wall charger and then press the Power (Sleep/Wake) and Home buttons for about 30 seconds until the Apple logo displays.
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['Make sure your keyboard cover is connected properly.', 'Swipe in from the right side of the screen to bring up the charms menu.', 'Tap on Settings.', 'Tap on Power.', 'Select Shut Down.', 'Wait 60 seconds and press the power button at the top of your Surface to turn it back on.']
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['Boot into Windows.', 'Press the Windows and R keys to open Run.', 'Type msconfig.', 'Click the Boot Tab.', 'At the Boot options section, check the Safe Boot checkbox and the Minimal checkbox.', 'Click OK.', 'Restart the computer.']
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['Start your computer and press the F11 key repeatedly. ... ', 'On the Choose an option screen, click Troubleshoot.', 'Click Reset your PC.', 'On the Reset your PC screen, click Next. ... ', 'Read and respond to any screens that open.', 'Wait while Windows resets your computer.']
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Leave your case open and power up your pc, there should be at the very least a power light on the graphics card. If this doesn't light up then you can consider your card is dead. If it does light up, make sure of the following. ... Also, running it over with a Mack is a fine way to be sure that your graphics card is dead.
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['Pick the right motherboard.', 'Update your BIOS regularly.', 'RAMming speed.', 'Overclock it!', 'Clean-install Windows.', "Change Windows' power plan.", "Disable Windows' High Precision Event Timer."]
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['Use a different power adapter. Try this if you run into this issue when waking up the computer. ... ', 'Check the PC hardware. ... ', 'Scan the PC for malware. ... ', 'Disconnect all peripherals. ... ', 'Update Windows drivers. ... ', 'Use System Restore.']
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If your BIOS has been misconfigured or is outdated, you might have problems with your fan. If your CPU fan does not spin, the issue could be anywhere from the fan, the motherboard, to the power supply unit. The fan can get clogged with dust and lint hence preventing it from spinning.
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If Ctrl + Alt + Delete doesn't work, then your computer is truly locked up, and the only way to get it moving again is a hard reset. Press and hold down on the power button until your computer turns off, then press the power button again to boot back up from scratch.
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To enable Turbo Boost go to Core/Voltage tab , and click on the Turbo Core button. A window will appear, and there you must check the box with "Enable Turbo Core" . Before that go to Preferences > Settings > Check "Apply my last settings when system boots". Then restart your computer and that should be it!
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['Processor.', 'Motherboard.', 'Hard drive.', 'Power supply.']