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So, I moved out of Central yesterday and brought my computer home for the rest of the summer. I got home, set everything up, and then flipped the power switch.
My computer answered with a resounding silence. Everything else works (as in monitor works. I also switched out the power cable with another from an older computer to see if that’d help, still nothing). Also, when I flip the power switch with an ethernet cable in, it still shows a connection being made with the green light. So, I’m assuming something is borked to hell with my power supply.
Any suggestions before I drag the thing somewhere and pay to have it looked at?
Please, please, please, please, please. I neeeeed my computer!
Also, if you need to know anything in particular let me know and I’ll try my best to help.
A green light on the motherboard/Ethernet port on a PC that won’t turn on generally signals a motherboard problem. May want to check the chassis (case) wiring to the motherboard to make sure nothing wiggled loose on the move.
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