Compy death..

[Manifus]

I know about the internal power supply, but this LED is strictly for power coming from the plug into the power supply (there's a separate one on my motherboard for the bios). Besides, I subbed in 3 other working power supplies (Like... stole them from my friends' computers to test) so I doubt the problem is with the power supply itself.

Funny thing is I didn't turn it off myself. I powered it on fine, and it was running all fine and dandy. I go to plug in my Nintendo Wi-Fi USB connector (Because I'm a chump and that's how I play my DS / Wii online), and it just shuts off before I even get it in the port (All dirty jokes aside). After that, it never turned on again.

Okay, that is very troubling. D:
Wish I could help, but clearly I am stumped. ;~;

[Bloodbane]

i believe its the motherboard itself, try replacing it with a more to date one?

i need one too lol..

[Zerrif]

I'm suspecting it's the motherboard, which is going to piss me off. It's hardly out of date (I'm running a quad core on it, and it supports I7's), and it's hardly old, too. And I need money for things other than computer, but without computer I can't even do those "other things".

FFFFFFUUUUUUUUUU--

[mahawirasd]

come back soon


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[Kittie]

Can't help you with the technical part in this *is not that technical* hope youll get back soon~!

[SeifuSnow]

Y'now, I don't think anyone else has asked this, and I have a feeling it isn't this at all, but have you checked your monitor? >_>
I kinda came to the conclusion myself that it was the tower that's acting funny, and to tell the truth, it probably -is- the motherboard malfunctioning (swap one out for a friend's real quick just to check, if they're cool enough to let you, or go find some scrap at your local dump. Not too fun, but it beats spending valuable college funds on something just to test.)
Other than that, take it apart, clean it up real nice, and check for a short on the motherboard from the USB port you tried to plug your Wii into. If there's nothing wrong with it that you can notably see, something else is fried and, generally, even if it doesn't look like it from a distance, the graphics card is probably just trying to tell you "I'm not gonna work for you because there's this nasty goop under me that needs cleaning. Plox halps." (Someone had apparently spilled juice on my old computer, and it didn't get into anywhere but under the little crevices of the GC port and in the CD drive. Don't even ask how. LOL.) >_>

[Zerrif]

I'm all back :D

[Kittie]

WOO!

[mahawirasd]

wb!


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