Help My PC Won't Start

[Fabio]

Guys am on laptop atm, but i neecd help, I turned on my PC, the power come on, then nothing loads, the normal boot noice does not come, nothing appears, all I get is a little noice going "da na", every few seconds, so I opened my PC to check whats rong with it, and I found that the hard drive was unplugged, (pwer), then I plugged it back in and tried the PC again, but it still wont work, SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE

[cDa]

first of all, find the one who messed with cables,no way it fell on its own, second, try and see if ide(flat cales from hdd) are good atached to both hdd and motherboard, 3rd,check all cables if they are connected correcly, 4th find that person who took out ur pwr cable out from hdd :p

[Fabio]

great the PC came on, the keyboard came off, so i restarted, and its gone off again, the other day the keyboard didn't work and i had 2 restart, WTF is going on with my PC its going crazy :S

[Fabio]

i left it on when it wasen't starting, then i came up after 20 mins and it was on welcome screen, but keyboard wasen't working and it was plugged in 100%

[AeroFX]

There are several reasons;

Bleeps when your PC turns on can be used to signify errors, for example Memory Fault or another Hardware Failure.

Best way to troubleshoot; unplug all hardware except bare minimum (Leave keyboard plugged in, Monitor, Power Lead)

Unplug Hard Drive inside from Motherboard and PSU, Remove CD Drive(s) from Motherboard and PSU, Remove and Reseat Ram, Remove PSU Cable and connect once more and then boot up see what happens. We know you have a built in Graphics Card, so while it MAY be causing Hardware Compatibility issues, its unlikely to be the single cause of the problem your having.

Make sure your CPU isnt overheating and that your fan is working at all, some motherboards have a protection feature to prevent harm being done when the PC over heats. Your Keyboard stopping working, makes me wonder if either Windows restarted while you were away and didnt detect a keyboard, a possible hardware fault or the motherboard is just broken basically, causing all sorts of issues. With overheating of the CPU, get some more paste for your Fan.

[Chase]

Try inserting your windows XP disc (if you have it) into your CDROM drive and reboot. Make sure your bios is configured to boot from CDROM first. Then boot from the cd and once it says "Windows Setup" with a blue screen, press 'r'. Wait for that to load and you should get a command prompt like screen. This is the recovery console. Type the command "chkdsk /r" without quotes and wait. This may take 30 minutes to an hour. Once its done type exit in the console and your pc will reboot. Hopefully it will boot successfully.

[Grovyle]

Is there any dust inside? :roll: ROFLCOPTER

[Fabio]

Well guys i went 2 PC world, and they said I need a new motherboard, so the manfacturer is going to replace with a new motherboard,

[Gillie_Da_Kid]

Well guys i went 2 PC world, and they said I need a new motherboard, so the manfacturer is going to replace with a new motherboard,

Same happened to my HP Pavillion LAPTOP!