Booting problems

lemmiwinks

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I'm having a problem booting my computer. When I plug in the cord to the power supply, my computer's fans start up. The fans spin faster and faster until they all shut off. When I actually push the power button, the same thing happens except the fans eventually slow down to their normal speed. Also, nothing appears on the monitor. I used the computer at home, eariler in the day and have since then transported it back to college. I'm wondering if something happened to it during the drive. I'm thinking theres a problem with the power supply put I really don't know. Any one have any ideas?
 

SlingXShot

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Try unplugging everything one by one untill it POSTS. When your down just to ur mobo/memory/cpu/psu, if u have spare memory, try working memory, then try power supply,

Good luck
 

resStealth

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i had the same problem, turns out on the drive home my ram jarred loose a bit. see if thats the problem
 

daniel49

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sorry gave away a 512 and a 128 sdram pc100/133 just 2 weeks ago.
only ddr now...you were this close>..............<
 

stevty2889

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Try re-seating everything, and also make sure your CMOS jumper is in the correct position. I have seen something simlar when plugging a computer in with the jumper still in the clear position.