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Blinking green light behind power supply

Asked by scmathur in Power Supplies / UPS, Personal Computers

Tags: HP, Pavillion Desktop PC, A000, system numbe PE501A-ABA

I disconnected my PC to rearrange my computer room. After reconnecting, computer will not power up. There is a green light behind the power supply and it blinks. Even when I unplug the power cord the light keeps blinking for a while (at a lower rate) and eventually shuts off. I have tried different power cords with the same results. Is the power supply fried? It should not be as I have seen similar questions posted on other forums (with no solution of course). I am sure experts from this forum should be able to help me. Thanks.

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Blinking green light behind power supply

Asked by scmathur in Power Supplies / UPS, Personal Computers

Tags: HP, Pavillion Desktop PC, A000, system numbe PE501A-ABA

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