Friday January 07 10:22 pm
Testing & replacing the PC's power supply
If you are experiencing problems such as power-on, startup failures, or lockups; Spontaneous rebooting or intermittent lockups during normal operation; intermittent parity checks or memory type errors; Hard disk and fan simultaneously fail to spin; Over heating due to fan failure; Small brown-outs that cause system resets; Electric shocks from case or connectors; Slight static discharges that disrupts system operation; Erratic recognition of bus-powered USB devices, is a good indication the power supply is bad. Here is how to test and replace the PC's power supply. Need to replace or upgrade the PSU go to my Blog post at http //for-mrfixit.com/weblog/?p=119 for links to affordable Power Supply Units from 430W to 1200W.
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