Although my better suggestion is open it up and hoover or blow the dust out of it. Make sure all connections are secure, take them out and put them back. You've nothing to lose anyway.
With PCs there could be any number of problems. I had a hard drive failure which I thought was a RAM problem, took me an age to sort.
Although my better suggestion is open it up and hoover or blow the dust out of it. Make sure all connections are secure, take them out and put them back. You've nothing to lose anyway.With PCs there could be any number of problems. I had a hard drive
Switch it off, unplug it and take the back off and remove the BIOS battery for a minute. Then put the battery back in and try it again.
You might as well put a new battery in while you're at it for what they cost.
It's not booting up right?Switch it off, unplug it and take the back off and remove the BIOS battery for a minute. Then put the battery back in and try it again.You might as well put a new battery in while you're at it for what they cost.