Asus R900V PC Issue (won't turn on)
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JunkeeXL
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JunkeeXL -
JunkeeXL -
Hello everyone.
I'm reaching out because on December 25, my laptop broke down.
Explanation:
The day before, I turned it off, normal, no problem.
Then the next morning, I turned it back on and there it is.
Bam, it won't turn on anymore (it starts up for 10 seconds, then shuts down and restarts on its own doing the same thing).
It's been out of warranty for 2 months, it was already repaired last year because the graphics card was dead.
Otherwise, it was working perfectly, 800 euros after all.
It runs on Windows 7 with a 4-core processor.
I hope you can find a solution because this computer is almost essential for me.
(I have pressing projects and everything in it.)
Thank you in advance for your replies.
I'm reaching out because on December 25, my laptop broke down.
Explanation:
The day before, I turned it off, normal, no problem.
Then the next morning, I turned it back on and there it is.
Bam, it won't turn on anymore (it starts up for 10 seconds, then shuts down and restarts on its own doing the same thing).
It's been out of warranty for 2 months, it was already repaired last year because the graphics card was dead.
Otherwise, it was working perfectly, 800 euros after all.
It runs on Windows 7 with a 4-core processor.
I hope you can find a solution because this computer is almost essential for me.
(I have pressing projects and everything in it.)
Thank you in advance for your replies.
2 answers
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Unfortunately, it could be a hard drive failure... In this case, considering the cost of replacing parts (hard drive, processor, and/or motherboard), you might want to think about replacing it altogether (ask a qualified IT professional to back up the files; sometimes it's still possible...)
Otherwise, it could also just be that the fan isn't starting when you boot up your computer, which means the lights turn on but there's no noise or sign of life coming from the PC... In that case, to check, while you're trying to turn it back on, blow with all your might in the place of the fan (through the vents, for example)... If the PC restarts, you can initially cool it down with a cooling pad and then replace the fan, and the cost of the part isn't much compared to the price of the PC ;) -
Good evening everyone.
So if I understood correctly, he is dead.
Well then, I'll take him in for repairs to see what they can do, and I still hope to recover my files.
Good evening and thank you anyway!