I'm having the same issue with a customer's computer (same model), i changed the power supply with no change, i figure it's the motherboard or cpu at this point...
Did you ever find out what was the issue with your's?
Hi bro I just wanna tell you THANK YOU!!. i had the same problem where it was not booting I know it didn't work for you and im sorry for that but the first solution really worked for me. I had lost all hope that it would turn on and was scared that I somehow broke my pc. I know this was not the comment you were hoping for but again sincerely
Mary G
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October 19th, 2020 12:00
Buy a new cmos coin cell battery for about $2 and replace it. Choose your model's manual from here
for directions on how to replace it. It should be a CR 2032 battery available anywhere that sells batteries. But check it when you remove it.
That might not be the problem but if it is, it is a cheap fix.
KrisMad
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October 19th, 2020 16:00
Hi Mary G
Thank you for replying.
Sadly no. This did not work.
NSITechnology
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March 15th, 2022 18:00
Hi,
I'm having the same issue with a customer's computer (same model), i changed the power supply with no change, i figure it's the motherboard or cpu at this point...
Did you ever find out what was the issue with your's?
Doomba187
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June 4th, 2022 09:00
replace the power button and it should work
(error code: 2000-0716)
Storm0101
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April 1st, 2025 06:37
Hi bro I just wanna tell you THANK YOU!!. i had the same problem where it was not booting I know it didn't work for you and im sorry for that but the first solution really worked for me. I had lost all hope that it would turn on and was scared that I somehow broke my pc. I know this was not the comment you were hoping for but again sincerely
THANK YOU!!
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