Purchased a New Predator N50-600 i7

PeterOwen
PeterOwen Member Posts: 2 New User
edited February 15 in 2019 Archives
Purchased a New Predator N50-600 i7 2 days ago. Worked fine the first day when I set everything up. Then yesterday morning went to start it up and the white light on top of On / Off switch just kept flashing and the PC wouldn't boot up. Was almost ready to return it to the store where I bought it but first I decided to take the side panel off to have a look to see why it wasn't booting.

Found the problem. The left hand stick of ram was not seated firmly into it's slot. As soon as I re-seated it the PC booted up. problem solved.

Answers

  • William_mk2
    William_mk2 ACE Posts: 4,198 Pathfinder
    edited October 2019
    @PeterOwen

    Hi,

    Glad your issue is fixed.   If you have any problems on turning on your computer in the future please follow these steps..

    Kindly follow the steps below..

    Step 1

    Power Drain test.
    Power off the computer.
    Unplug all the cables and devices at the back of your computer.
    Unplug any devices connected to usb port.
    Disconnect the monitor from the tower.
    Remove the power cable.
    Press and hold the power button for 50 seconds
    Please connect all the cables back and the last cable that you need to connect should be the power cable
    Computer should turn on properly

    Step 2

    Bios Defaults
    Turn on the computer and keep tapping the del key 
    It will go to bios
    Press f9 and load the bios defaults.  click on yes
    Pres f10 and save the changes.  click on yes 
    Computer should turn on properly

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  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 33,905 Trailblazer
    Wow, that's unusual. Normally if a RAM stick is loose it won't start at all, with the one long beep complaining about it. It must have been seated just enough to work, then jostled just enough after to fail. Good catch!
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