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‎10-24-2023 05:08 AM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi I would like to share my experience.... maybe it will help someone in the future. My computer (HP 8200) suddenly, for no reason at all, started spontaneously closing WIN 10.... after turning it on it would work for a while and then shut down again. The next day when I wanted to turn on the computer by pressing the power button.... there was no response. Only the green LED was lit on the board. I thought that the processor, motherboard or power supply fried. But I found info from DanR85 on this forum that the cause could simply be the power button itself. And this turned out to be true, after cutting the cables from the button and simply shorting them to start the computer, the computer started working normally again. I wanted to thank DanR85 but the thread in which he gave this tip was locked.

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