Your Computer won’t turn on How to Solved

If your computer won’t turn on there are a few things you can try to troubleshoot and solve the issue:

Check the power supply:

Make sure that your computer is
properly plugged in and that the power outlet is working. Try plugging in
another device to see if the outlet is working properly. If you have a desktop
computer check that the power cable is securely plugged into the power supply
unit PSU at the back of the computer.

Check the power button:

Ensure that the power button on
your computer is working correctly. If it is a desktop computer you can try
turning it on by pressing the power button on the PSU directly.

Check the hardware
components:

If you have recently added new hardware to
your computer remove it and try turning on the computer again. Check that all
the internal components are properly seated and connected, including the RAM hard drive and graphics card if applicable.

Check the battery:

If you have a laptop check that the battery is charged and
connected properly.

Reset the BIOS:

Try resetting the BIOS by removing the CMOS battery on the
motherboard and waiting a few minutes before replacing it.

Test the power supply
unit:

If you have a desktop computer,
you can test the PSU using a power supply tester or by swapping it out with a
known working PSU. If none of these steps solve the
issue it may be a hardware problem and you should consider taking your
computer to a professional for repair.

Check for loose cables and connections:

Sometimes cables and connections can come loose over time causing issues with your computer’s power. Check all the cables and connections
inside your computer including the motherboard hard drive and graphics card if applicable to make sure they are properly connected.

Check the display:

If your computer seems to be
turning on, but you are not getting any display on your monitor try connecting
your monitor to another device to make sure it is working correctly. You can
also try using a different cable to connect your monitor to your computer.

Try booting in safe
mode:

If your computer turns on but is
not booting up properly you can try booting in safe mode. This will load a
basic version of the operating system and allow you to troubleshoot any issues.
To boot in safe mode restart your computer and press the F8 key repeatedly
until the Advanced Boot Options menu appears. From here select Safe Mode and
see if your computer boots up.

Use a diagnostic tool:

Some computers come with built-in
diagnostic tools that can help you identify and troubleshoot hardware issues.
Check your computer’s user manual or manufacturer’s website to see if there is
a diagnostic tool available.

If none of these steps work it
may be time to take your computer to a professional for repair or replacement
of faulty components.