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Things don't look good on this.

I've known it happen more than once where a computer has cut off due to a power cut and, the Windows was arranged that it should restart on resumption of power. This is not a good idea as often, a power cut is followed by a second (possibly short lived) one. This just gives enough time for the computer to get going again before it is shut down, most probably permanently, by a power surge and the second removal of power.

In each case I have seen, the only remedy was a new motherboard and possibly other components.

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I am experiencing the exact problem right now with a computer i have upstairs. What i did was:

Open the case and unplug the CD-ROM and FLOPPY. See if it boots.

IT BOOTED ! yay

Else:

Check the motherboard over for any visual signs of damge.

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If you require a new motherboard, i would strongly suggest ordering one from Ebuyer. They currently have some great deals on, and hopefully the CPU isnt fried, if so they sell them too. Good luck.

I hope this was some help to you :-)

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If you require a new motherboard, i would strongly suggest ordering one from Ebuyer. They currently have some great deals on, and hopefully the CPU isnt fried, if so they sell them too. Good luck.

I hope this was some help to you :-)

I think this member is in New Zealand - not the best place from where to use eBuyer.

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