--- In [email protected], "stars9fan120"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I hope someone can help me. I haven't touched my computer in a
month
> and today when I hooked it up, it wouldn't boot. When I turned it
on
> all my lights and fans inside my computer turned on but that was
it.
> My computer and my CD-RW would have a solid busy light on. What
does
> that mean? Is my computer dead? BTW: this computer was built.
>
I think you may need a new CMOS battery if your computer has not been
powered up for a month. It might just have a little power left in
it, the battery usually fits into the Mother Board looks like a large
watch battery. It should be fairly easy to remove, so you can take
it to wherever you can buy watch/camera batterys locally. Unless it
is a very old computer where it may be soldered in, but thats
unlikely. They only cost a few dollars, or about one pound sterling
in real money (£1). You may have to reinstall the BIOS Once you get
the machine working.
Regards
Paris
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