Pc will not boot up
I have a mpc clientpro 545 and i had windows xp on it i turn it on and my fan and cpu fan run constantly and i dont get any boot logos i have a black screen what can i do to fix this please help
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ok today i went on the cpomputer ddid the thing with the battery and it didnt work i took the battery out and the jumper off after i tried just the battery and turned ir n and it worked but got nothing on my screen the cpu fan turned off and the cylinder symbol next to thepower button was lit up orange when it turned on i got one beep then when i pressed the power button it immediately shut off when i turned it back on i got no beep and the cylinder did not glow orange and when i press the power button it did not shut off i have to hold it for five seconds to shut it off when i turn it on i have the fan and cpu fan running constantly and nothing on the screen i do not know what happened to it it was working fine and now i have this problem with it ok i will wait for a response ill check back tomorrow for an answer that might help me with this probem ok thanks for helping i am looking forward to providing you with all the information that you need to help me ok bye
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Ohh and i have windows xp on it not had i turn it on and there are no beeps just the cpu and regular fan constantly run when i press the power button it does not shut off but i will try these steps that you have provided me so i can see if i can fix this
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you say "had windows xp on it. did you try to remove it or is it past tense because you can not access it?
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I have two MPC computers and access to two more, all with the intermittent problem of not powering up when the power button is hit. The green power light is on, but no fan or disk drive.
The problem on all four of these computers is that the power cord/or power input to the computer is not connecting properly. And the solution for all four is to re-seat the power cord. Funky as it sounds, this solution has worked on all four for over a year now. These computers are seldom off, so the problem occurs infrequently, if at all.
Computer one will start if the power cord is disconnected from the computer and then connected up again. Computer two, solution is disconnect, and reconnect, making sure that the plug is fully, and I do mean fully, pushed in. The third respond to the plug just barely inserted. The four has a mind of its own and responds after several disconnects and connects.
All of these computers are between 3-5 years old. In all cases I did not have to work with the video card, power supply or bios battery.
Give it a try.
Bill Jones
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