Hi Ralph,
If you've a meter and the odd bit of wire, perhaps from Arduino
development, then
Tutorial: Suspect a Dead PSU? How to be sure
http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic55506.html
may be of use. Hardware's not my forte but it looks like reasonable
advice.
There's also
http://www.
Hi again Natalie,
> Tutorial: Suspect a Dead PSU? How to be sure
> http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic55506.html
Also, some useful background info I found.
http://www.dansdata.com/psus.htm
Cheers, Ralph.
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Hi Natalie,
> My old desktop, which my partner uses, won't power up at all, as if
> nothing at all happens when pressing the power button. I've checked
> all the sockets/cables etc, so my guess is the PSU has died?
If you've a meter and the odd bit of wire, perhaps from Arduino
development, then
On 08/09/11 18:11, Natalie wrote:
Before considering option of getting new PSU / getting laptop to
replace it / getting new desktop / installing linux on spare old
laptop to see if it can be used for internet stuff, I just wanted to
check if this could be something obvious I'm missing (I'm not
On Thursday 08 Sep 2011, Natalie wrote:
> My old desktop, which my partner uses, won't power up at all, as if
> nothing at all happens when pressing the power button. I've checked all
> the sockets/cables etc, so my guess is the PSU has died? The PSU is 5
> years old (the desktop itself is 10 years
My old desktop, which my partner uses, won't power up at all, as if
nothing at all happens when pressing the power button. I've checked all
the sockets/cables etc, so my guess is the PSU has died? The PSU is 5
years old (the desktop itself is 10 years old but I have changed quite a
lot of thing
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