CJ Casanova
Posts: 17 +0
Hello, first of all thanks for viewing!
I work for a few schools as there IT Technician/Network Administrator, At one of my schools they had some computers that wouldnt turn on (5 in total) So i tried and tested a few things, and eventually put it down to the Power Supply units (as this school isnt great with IT and have no surge breaker, aprently theres not enough budget) anyway, i asked them to order in 5 PSU and gave them the details, i came in yesterday and replaced all 5 of the power supplys and dumped the old ones. After this i tested them all and they were working fine, so i installed Faronics Deep Freeze Enterprise to stop the kids changing there desktop/mouse settings.
I come back into work today and im told that 2 of the computers wont turn on, So far i have checked all the connections inside to make sure we have no loose ones, i also tried a different power lead even though i knew it wasnt that because we have splitters and the moniter is on. There computers are supplied by NEC (with MS-7295 v1.0 mobos) both of the computers are the ones i replaced power packs in just yesterday.
Any help or advice is apprieciated!
Thanks in advanced
CJ
I work for a few schools as there IT Technician/Network Administrator, At one of my schools they had some computers that wouldnt turn on (5 in total) So i tried and tested a few things, and eventually put it down to the Power Supply units (as this school isnt great with IT and have no surge breaker, aprently theres not enough budget) anyway, i asked them to order in 5 PSU and gave them the details, i came in yesterday and replaced all 5 of the power supplys and dumped the old ones. After this i tested them all and they were working fine, so i installed Faronics Deep Freeze Enterprise to stop the kids changing there desktop/mouse settings.
I come back into work today and im told that 2 of the computers wont turn on, So far i have checked all the connections inside to make sure we have no loose ones, i also tried a different power lead even though i knew it wasnt that because we have splitters and the moniter is on. There computers are supplied by NEC (with MS-7295 v1.0 mobos) both of the computers are the ones i replaced power packs in just yesterday.
Any help or advice is apprieciated!
Thanks in advanced
CJ