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Please NL computer engineers should help...

My computer switches off immediately after turning on my desktop pc..then it gets stuck in a looping ON and OFF situation

Please help i was thinking of replacing the Power Pack but dont know maybe that is the problem

# CC:Skydancer please urgent help needed..

This is Computer Ebola. Lalasticala abeg help this guy before this virus spread all over NL.

Habiodunz:
Please NL computer engineers should help...
My computer switches off immediately after turning on my desktop pc..then it gets stuck in a looping ON and OFF situation
Please help i was thinking of replacing the Power Pack but dont know maybe that is the problem
# CC:Skydancer please urgent help needed..

Your problem is more of a hardware problem than a virus/software problem. If you don't have hardware/engineering skills you may unfortunately have to take it to an engineer. I hope by 'immediately after turning on my desktop pc', you're not referring to booting your PC but powering it on. Or does it boot completely?

skydancer:
Your problem is more of a hardware problem than a virus/software problem. If you don't have hardware/engineering skills you may unfortunately have to take it to an engineer. I hope by 'immediately after turning on my desktop pc', you're not referring to booting your PC but powering it on. Or does it boot completely?

Em a very good computer engineer (in training)...Am 80% sure itz power source problem so em willing to replace the power pack...Op datz the problem ooo

And it is not booting itz an immediate on and off issue

Habiodunz:
Em a very good computer engineer (in training)...Am 80% sure itz power source problem so em willing to replace the power pack...Op datz the problem ooo

And it is not booting itz an immediate on and off issue

I'm not a computer engineer but I think the power unit is not supplying enough power to the PC or some sort of short-circuiting is happening. Either ways, you can only find out by practicing your engineering skills/knowledge on it. The desktop CPU make up/schematic is not hard to understand.

skydancer:
I'm not a computer engineer but I think the power unit is not supplying enough power to the PC or some sort of short-circuiting is happening. Either ways, you can only find out by practicing your engineering skills/knowledge on it. The desktop CPU make up/schematic is not hard to understand.

Thanks.... f ordered for another power pack and i dnt think its short circuit cz em not using direct current