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What is the issue?
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Computer is not switching on
Computer is Beeping when it is turned on
Computer switches on, and then reboots.
Has the Power supply been changed?
Yes
No
Check the Motherboard for swollen capacitors and rust
Done, but no swollen caps or rust was found
Done, there were some capacitor(s) that were swollen.
Done, there was rust on the board
Please test the power supply, record the findings and then replace the power supply with a test power supply. If the PC turns on, the power supply is faulty and needs to be replaced.
Unclip all the peripherals (HDD, DVD, memory). Does the computer come on now?
Yes
No
Most likely a motherboard fault as all other peripherals have been checked / disconnected. If the power supply and the motherboard appear to be faulty, there is a good chance that there was damage by a power surge, electrical fault or lightning. Components that need to be replaced:
Motherboard
Memory
CPU
Operating System
According to Microsoft Terms and Conditions, a dramatic change in hardware calls for replacement of the Operating system. You can read more about this at
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/Useterms/Retail/Windows/10/UseTerms_Retail_Windows_10_English.htm
A Component/Peripheral is causing the PC to not boot. Add the components back to the PC one by one and retry with each addition until you find the faulty component.
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