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Resolved My computer enter power save mode

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    babatunde

    babatunde Inactive Thread Starter

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    Hello Guys, My computer HP compaq dx2200 showing power save mode. I have disconnect all the component on the board am still having the same problem. I have connect the monitor to another computer and i can see that the monitor is working very fine. I removed the cmos battery still yet i still have the same problem. Please help!!!!!
     
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    Could be one or more of a multitude of problems such as a bad power supply, memory, motherboard, etc.

    First thing I'd try is hooking up a known-good power supply.
     
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    I have use another power to power the computer.............Could this be Power pack on the computer?
     
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    The problem. This computer comes up before this problem occur. It has already boot to login screen.
     
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    Evan Omo

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    Hi babatunde. Does the computer actually power on and do you see the HP logo screen? Or does the monitor just stay black when you power on the computer?

    I would reseat any components that are connected to the motherboard like the RAM and video card and check for any loose connections.
     
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    before the problem started, it has already boot to the login screen but i did not enter the password to the computer because i was busy with other computer. However when i finish i found out that the computer has enter power save mode and till now d computer still on save mode. All the component on the computer has been removed dust yet still on save power mode :(
     
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    SpywareDr

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    Turn it off, disconnect the power cord for 30 seconds or so, plug the power cord back in and try turning the computer back on.
     
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    babatunde

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    Done. Still having the same problem
     
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    After what you have already done, I have two supects: Your power supply (PSU) and the onboard video.
     
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    babatunde

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    Yes. I have solved the problem. Now the solution was. I removed the PSU and i use Multi-tester meter to check the output voltage on it and when i open the PSU two capacitor were bad and i replaced.
     
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    Evan Omo

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    Thanks for the update. :)
     
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    Kinda' figured it was the PSU. (Been there, done that, w-a-y to many times. :))

    Good to hear the problem's been resolved. Thanks for letting us know.
     
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