Computer issue.

[King Tøny]

So when I go to turn on my computer it turns off by itself within a second and then turns on by itself.

I took it apart recently maybe something is loose or could it be something else?

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[HellHound]

a photo of the inside would be helpful, I'd imagine

[King Tøny]

a photo of the inside would be helpful, I'd imagine

You could at least take my computer out for dinner first before you go inside her.

[Woof]

ima stick my ram in her expansion slot

[torin²]

sounds to me either like something is loose or the power supply is failing

[Woof]

In all seriousness, something is either loose or dirt is interfering with the contacts. Try cleaning it with compressed air

[randomtroll39]

You could at least take my computer out for dinner first before you go inside her.

god loving damnit tony

[Darth C3P0²]

Try making sure your power supply is plugged in fully. Make sure it is connected correctly, and make sure its plugged all the way into the wall plug. Try changing wall plugs, actually.

[King Tøny]

Try making sure your power supply is plugged in fully. Make sure it is connected correctly, and make sure its plugged all the way into the wall plug. Try changing wall plugs, actually.

Well I changed wall plugs.

Could it fail because the power cable was just too loose?

[Refticus]

give it the Tony Touch!

[Kyuande]

give it the Tony Touch!

thatll destroy the computer


how long have you had this computer?

[K3k0m@n]

make sure the computer isn't plugged into a power strip - cheaper strips can fluctuate in power and give stress to your PSU which sometimes can't handle it and therefore restarts or turns off the computer

[Isolation]

The information you've supplied isn't enough for anyone to actually give you a solution.

But if I had to guess, your power supply is probably faulty.

[Sebi]

i swear tony made this topic just to say that joke