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Old 07-18-2007, 09:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi and thanks for everyone post on this forum as it has proved a valuable source.

I have a little question:

My PC will not shut down. Restarted the computer, and everything closed ie mouse, keyboard and monitor shut down, however the computerunit itself is still on (the fans are still going). I disconnected the power lead and connected it again however the computer is still on. I thought the on/off button may be to blame so i disconnected the lead from the button to the mother board and turned the computer back on, however the computer was still in the same state.


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Old 07-18-2007, 09:16 PM   #2 (permalink)
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could be the psu
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How can the computer stay on when you pulled the plug? I'm guessing this is an laptop... either the PSU is bad, or the motherboard, (desktop)
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when the plug is pulled out the computer turns off and the computer in question is a desktop pc.

thanks for your help
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sounds like the psu. just because it turns off but the power is on
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Same here... try replacing the PSU with an cheaper on or an spare one.
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