Hi all, hopefully someone will be able to help me with the problem i have caused.
yesterday i was putting my Pc to sleep alot during the day while i was not using it. Then when i pressed shutdown i accidentally also pressed the sleep key (no brain was involved with this action) on my keyboard. :-(
This seems to have sent my pc to sleep in the middle of the shutdown procedure and i cannot get it to boot up anymore.
I have tried removing the power from the supply for an extended period of time. Unugging and re plugging all the power and data cable to the hard drives inside the pc. But still the same.
Currently when pressing the power on button the fans start up, the cd drive light comes on a few times but that is all. No motherboard bleep or reduction in speed of the fans and no output to any peripheral device.
any help would be much appreciated as i can't really afford to replace it at the mo and that us what it seems that i will have to do....
Running Windows 7 (ultimate edition i think) , asus P5DL motherboard with couple of sata connected hardrives.
Thanks in advance
Steve
yesterday i was putting my Pc to sleep alot during the day while i was not using it. Then when i pressed shutdown i accidentally also pressed the sleep key (no brain was involved with this action) on my keyboard. :-(
This seems to have sent my pc to sleep in the middle of the shutdown procedure and i cannot get it to boot up anymore.
I have tried removing the power from the supply for an extended period of time. Unugging and re plugging all the power and data cable to the hard drives inside the pc. But still the same.
Currently when pressing the power on button the fans start up, the cd drive light comes on a few times but that is all. No motherboard bleep or reduction in speed of the fans and no output to any peripheral device.
any help would be much appreciated as i can't really afford to replace it at the mo and that us what it seems that i will have to do....
Running Windows 7 (ultimate edition i think) , asus P5DL motherboard with couple of sata connected hardrives.
Thanks in advance
Steve