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I built a new computer about two weeks ago, the peripherals are in my signature. I have Vista for the operating system. While I was typing an email, my computer went to an error blue screen, saying a hardware malfunction or something. Then, when the computer restarted, it showed two hard drives out of the four I use for my Raid10 array weren't there. From that point, it didn't go any further. I turned off the back of the power supply, and turned it on, and tried to turn on my computer. Now it wont turn on at all! No lights, fans, nothing.
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Join Date: May 2007
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Wx geek
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Indiana
Posts: 6,638
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You wouldn't happen to have a spare PSU handy? My first thought is the power supply is konking out. Try unplugging (the power) anything extra (the out of case procedure might not be a bad idea either) to reduce load on the PSU.
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