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Shannon · 12-18-2005, 12:25 AM

no, there is no movement at all when I hit the power button.

it was proposed to me that the power supply may have got fried and could have enough juice to turn the mouse light on, but not to run the other stuff, so I'm going to try swapping it out for the old one.

Any other suggestions would still be appreciated.

12-18-2005, 12:25 AM	#5 (permalink)
Shannon Super Techie Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 299	no, there is no movement at all when I hit the power button. it was proposed to me that the power supply may have got fried and could have enough juice to turn the mouse light on, but not to run the other stuff, so I'm going to try swapping it out for the old one. Any other suggestions would still be appreciated. __________________ prettygeek.com Windows Desktop: AMD Athlon 64 3200+ \| ECS K8 nForce4-A754 (random) \| 2x 512mb Corsair DDR RAM \| Excalibur Radeon X700 Pro \| 1x 160gb, 1x 200gb, 2x 250gb, 1x 400gb, 1x500gb \| Windows XP Home SP2 \| ViewSonic 20.1\" VX2025wm Widescreen Display Notebook: Compaq Presario Notebook \| AMD Turion 64 ML-32 \| 512MB RAM \| DVDï¿½RW/CD-RW \| 80gb \| 14.1\" widescreen \| Windows XP Home SP2 \| Pink Supergirl Linux Box