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Unplug the computer directly, resulting in failure to boot

A few days ago, the power directly pulled out, can not boot. The host can start and the screen does not display. Is this hardware broken?

Answer:

May be the next card slot is broken, but also may be the graphics card is broken, and there may be CPU bad, this to one, a test
Take the memory chips down, put a new eraser on the chip and wipe it down. There is a battery on the motherboard. Take it down and go in
Unplug the power directly, generally does not damage the computer, but some faults can be solved by yourself. Please try it1, unplug the power, open the case, pull out the memory, wipe the contact point with soft cloth and plug it back into the computer. Be careful not to screw in!!! Boot try;2, the graphics card to remove the fixed screws, pull out, with soft cloth gently wipe contact points, plug back to the computer, boot up try; troubleshooting is that the poor contact fault!!Because the contact point of the plug is more, it is easy to cause bad contact.. If not, there is a real hardware damage, to find professional maintenance. Good luck!!!
Desktop computer, please open the case, pull out the hard disk, reconnect, and see if you can start. Boot process, listen to and listen to the hand, the hard disk rotation is normal;
1. check the monitor and the main cable and make the connection;2. if the external display to see the system has been activated, then you can check the keyboard above for the screen closed, switch off the power supply, the button is normal;3., if the external display and pop-up screen, power switch is no problem, the display can not be displayed, then it may be a system problem;4. as unconditional

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