Power Cycle The Personal Computer

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\\In some scenarios, a computer may have power related issues frequently caused by either the power supply or even the motherboard. To help determine whether that is the reason for your issue, consider turning the computer on, off, and back as fast as you possibly can, making sure the computer system power light continues on / off each time. In some scenarios, you could well be able to temporarily get the computer to boot.

Caution: Try this procedure simply as a temporary work around or even as a very last resort to get any valuable information away of their computer.

For users who\\\'re somewhat more comfortable working in your own personal computer, one last recommendation is to re seat the CPU by eliminating it and re-inserting it in the socket. You might like to try applying fresh thermal chemical between your CPU and the heatsink .

Loose BIOS Processor

If your motherboard comes with a BIOS chip, it can become loose over time because of heat expansion and cause the computer to give an irregular POST. Gently press down on the BIOS chip to make sure it\\\'s never become loose.

The alternative would be either to replace these components or have the computer serviced. If you plan on doing the repairs , we suggest that you replace or swap in parts from another computer that is well known to work. The sequence in that you need to replace those parts is the motherboard first, then the RAM, \\\'\\\' the CPU, and in the end, the power supply.

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