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4th Sep 2006, 09:18
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 Really odd problem with customers PC Was just at a customers house trying to work out why her PC wont power up. Tried everything from chaning RAM to PSU to CPU. Turned out to be a PS2 mouse. I know :shock: Unpluged the mouse to move it and it booted straight up. Sparks. |
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11th Sep 2006, 05:50
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| Really odd problem with customers PC Do you know why the Ps2 mouse was causing this problem? As it would be interesting to know why, just incase I ever encounter this problem, if that would be possible Thanks |
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11th Sep 2006, 08:03
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| Really odd problem with customers PC I would hazard a guess that the mouse was shorting inside which was causing the motherboard not to power on.
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I've seen this before also and I was defiantly the mouse at fault, changed mouse and all worked fine so the mouse must have became faulty inside, altho' I never thought there to be many parts inside a mouse. Dave. My System: Hybr!d
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21st Sep 2006, 21:52
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| Really odd problem with customers PC Mine won't boot windows with the ipod pluged into the USB Hub. I used to have a problem with a mouse stopping it booting up I think that was in a USB. I just have to remember to unplug the IPod before I switch on. |
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