Alright I have installed windows 7 32 bit not too long ago. It was a clean install. I have had quite a few starting problems. I turned it off either sleep mode or not I do not remember, but it had troubles starting. Only after turning off the power to the power supply (via switch on the back of the case) and turning it back on I could start the computer with the power button. This happened every time from then on. Now the computer will not turn on. How can I get it to turn on??
📎 AI Summary:
The thread discusses a user experiencing startup issues with a newly installed Windows 7 32-bit system, initially requiring power cycling the supply to start the computer. Despite suggestions to check for power fluctuations, safe mode, system restore, and hardware problems, the user's computer no longer starts at all, with only the motherboard power indicator lighting up. The overall sentiment indicates ongoing hardware or power supply issues, and the user remains seeking solutions.
The thread discusses a user experiencing startup issues with a newly installed Windows 7 32-bit system, initially requiring power cycling the supply to start the computer. Despite suggestions to check for power fluctuations, safe mode, system restore, and hardware problems, the user's computer no longer starts at all, with only the motherboard power indicator lighting up. The overall sentiment indicates ongoing hardware or power supply issues, and the user remains seeking solutions.
Solution
cybercore
New Member
- Joined
- Jul 7, 2009
- Messages
- 15,626
Try what Sonny has suggested.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
If this way it doesn't work either:
then you should try:
1. F8 safe-mode and system restore
2. Repair option with your 7 installation DVD
3. Hardware problem ?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
If this way it doesn't work either:
Cradoc said:
then you should try:
1. F8 safe-mode and system restore
2. Repair option with your 7 installation DVD
3. Hardware problem ?
Sonny
Fantastic Member
- Joined
- Nov 17, 2009
- Messages
- 1,386
I am sorry that didn't help. You might be right. Is there a way that you could check your power on and off switch. I am thinking that might also be the problem. Keep us posted. Also might be your power supply is taken a dive.
Similar threads
- Solved
- Article