If you are plugged into a surge protector or UPS, try plugging it straight into the wall. If killing the power for a few minutes doesn't do the trick, it sounds like a hardware failure. Could be faulty power supply, or mainboard as the first possible culprit. I would suggest getting it looked at by a competent technician.
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Only thing wrong is dredging up a 10 year old post. You buried your post. -2
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15 years later may be too late. -4
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As you suspect, few will find this request. Make a new post with details such as make,model,age. +16
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What's the difference as long as it goes on to help other people? +34
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