Desktop won't turn on at all?
No lights, no fans, nothing on screen — we trace it back to the power supply, motherboard, or a simple loose connection.
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Google Review · Kepong BranchWhat's going on
A desktop that shows absolutely no sign of life is one of the most common calls we get — and often one of the cheapest to fix. Before assuming the worst, we check the power supply unit (PSU), the power button connection, RAM seating, and the motherboard itself, in that order, since these are the most frequent causes.
Common signs to look out for
- No lights, fans, or beeps when powering on
- Fans spin briefly then stop
- Power button seems unresponsive
- Intermittent power — sometimes turns on, sometimes not
- A burning smell from the case
What usually causes it
- A failed power supply unit (PSU)
- A loose or faulty power button connector
- RAM or a component not seated properly
- A motherboard fault
How we diagnose this
PSU output test
We test the power supply under load before assuming a more expensive component has failed.
Power button & connector check
We rule out a loose or faulty front-panel connection first.
Component reseating
RAM and expansion cards are reseated to rule out a simple seating issue.
Motherboard diagnostic
A board-level fault is only diagnosed once every simpler cause has been ruled out.
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