My computer suddenly shut down and won't turn back on. I don't hear any sounds or see any lights, and I suspect the power supply unit might have died.
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10 solucionesTest with Original RAM
If possible, temporarily reinstall the old RAM to see if the system becomes stable, indicating a potential PSU issue with the new RAM.
Check PSU Wattage
Verify the wattage of your power supply and compare it to the recommended requirements for your system with the new RAM.
Update BIOS/UEFI
Install the latest BIOS/UEFI version for your motherboard, as it often includes improved memory compatibility.
Check Motherboard QVL
Consult your motherboard manufacturer's Qualified Vendor List (QVL) to confirm the specific RAM model is officially supported.
Consult Motherboard Manual
Verify the correct RAM slot configuration for dual-channel or quad-channel operation as per your motherboard's documentation.
Reseat RAM Modules
Carefully remove and reinsert each RAM module, ensuring they click firmly into place.
Run Memory Diagnostic Tool
Use Windows Memory Diagnostic or MemTest86+ to thoroughly check the RAM for errors.
Test RAM Individually
Install each new RAM module one at a time to identify if a specific module is causing the issue.
Professional Repair
If you suspect a mechanical issue and cannot identify or fix it yourself, it's best to seek professional repair services.
Check for Loose Parts
Carefully inspect the printer for any visible loose parts or components that might have shifted. Do not force anything.
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When did these visual glitches first start appearing?
Does the external hard drive make any unusual noises (e.g., clicking, grinding) when connected?
When did you first notice this overheating issue?
Have you recently updated your computer's operating system or installed any new software?
When did this issue start occurring?
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Failed Power Supply Unit (PSU)
90%The PSU is responsible for converting wall power into usable electricity for the computer's components. A failure here would result in a complete lack of power.
Faulty Wall Outlet or Power Strip
70%The issue might not be with the computer itself but with the source of power. A dead outlet or a malfunctioning power strip can prevent any power from reaching the PC.
Loose Power Cable Connection
60%A power cable that is not fully seated in either the computer's PSU or the wall outlet will prevent power from flowing.
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