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Previously on "PC not looking good- powerd itself off and no output now"
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HD: Hello you're through to the Helpdesk. How may I help you today?
PC: Er hullo, I think the TV set on my computer is broken.
HD: Um ok, Is the power light on?
PC: No, I don't think so.
HD: Ok, is is plugged in?
PC: Yes, it should be.
HD: Well. Can you check?
PC: Um, I suppose so.... I can't tell as I can't see the plug socket
HD: Oh, is it behind a desk? Can you move it?
PC: No it's just it's too dark for me to see.
HD: Well, can you shine a lamp down there or turn more lights on?
PC: Not really, we've had a power cut.
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostSince you should have waited until you'd got home and tried all the obvious stuff before posting, I think the General mob should have their pound of flesh.
PC - a legend in your own lunchtime. btw - do you still have the box you computer came in?
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostIt was plugged in. LOL. I disconnected and reconnected and it was ok.
To be fair, I needed something on PC at 6-30 that morning, so had 2 mins to look at it before I had to leg it out the door to get the train.
PC - a legend in your own lunchtime. btw - do you still have the box your computer came in?
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It was plugged in. LOL. I disconnected and reconnected and it was ok.
To be fair, I needed something on PC at 6-30 that morning, so had 2 mins to look at it before I had to leg it out the door to get the train.
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Originally posted by RedSauce View PostSo it wasn't plugged in?
I'm still convinced PC copies and pastes threads directly from mumsnet.
An IT contractor on an IT contractor's forum creates a thread in Technical because a lead wasn't plugged in. It's like a parody of himself.
I do love you though.
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Well. Powered off, reseated cable and its all ok now.
I blame the cat. The little tulipe is a sod for trying to climb behind my PC and lie on all the cables.
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If you're going to try the onboard you may need to physically remove the GFX card so it doesn't still try to default to it.
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Originally posted by Unix View PostI remember the days of fiddling around inside my PC, now I just buy Apple hardware and it has never once let me down, and if it did I would just let Apple fix it.
I'm not anti-Apple, but I do get bored of people claiming they're somehow superior to every PC ever. I've worked on estates with 300+ Apples and the failure rates and issues look pretty much the same as PC's to me.
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