A good deal of problems can keep a computer from booting up
Windows (or another operating system).
Fortunately, you can find a fairly good idea by imagining how and if the
PC fails. Let us take a look at a number
of possibilities. If absolutely nothing happens when you press the power
button, then you probably have a power issue.
Electricity is not getting into the PC.
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1. If you discover
damage, you know what to substitute.
2. If it still does not work, plug something
else--such as a lamp--to the same socket.
That will let you know if there's an issue with the surge protector or
the electrical outlet. If your surge
protector or power strip is under your desk, check to be certain a wandering
toe did not turn it off.
3. If the cord is
apparently fine and the socket functions, consider replacing the power cord or,
in a notebook, the AC adapter. You might
need to purchase one specific to your version.
4. The issue could be
with the energy source. If nothing else
fixes the issue, think about replacing that.
Desktop power supplies are often cheap and easy to replace yourself.
That’s not true for laptops. Unless
you're a really skilled technician, I suggest paying a professional to do the
job.
5. If the PC starts
but fails before Windows can load, then enter your PC's installation program,
be sure the hard disk is recognized and at the boot sequence. I went into details about this task just last
month.
6. You may also think
about booting using a reside Linux disk or flash drive to find out if you're
able to access the contents of this drive.
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