I have a home built PC that’s worked flawlessly for a year, and now it won’t power on reliably. It’s an MSI MS-7103 motherboard with a Celeron D 2.66. I opened the side panel and reseated the power switch leads that connect the front panel switch to the mother board and it worked. But, now I have do this every so often. Is there a better solution? Thanks.
If the fan vent on the back of the power supply is dusty, take the computer OUTSIDE and get a vacuum with an exhaust hose and use a crevice tool as a nozzle and clean out the power supply.
Then flip the voltage selector switch from 110 to 220 and then back to 110.
March 6th, 2010 at 10:08 am
If the fan vent on the back of the power supply is dusty, take the computer OUTSIDE and get a vacuum with an exhaust hose and use a crevice tool as a nozzle and clean out the power supply.
Then flip the voltage selector switch from 110 to 220 and then back to 110.
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