My Computer will not turn on No matter what.

[Danielatheer]

i have not got help yet and i need it now If there is an expert than can help just reply to me right now

[Prométhée]

sorry, i just quickly skimmed the thread here
If you remove the memory module(s)
Then you start the computer, what happens exactly, do you have any beeps?

[Danielatheer]

no, but my monitor works it just says monitor going to sleep the thing is my power supply and everything works it is just my **bleep**ing computer will not post or turn on.

[itsmyname]

@Danielatheer --- 

ok listen to me mate I have been trying to fix my computer for days now

and i have been waiting for a answer

this is what you give me

first of all i don't have enough money

second of all This is my last computer

third of all My components work

Its just it wont turn on.
and yes i have touched computer components before so tell me the **bleep** i gotta do so my pc works again

because i don't have enough time.

i have not got help yet and i need it now

If there is an expert that can help, just reply to me right now.

no, but my monitor works it just says monitor going to sleep

the thing is my power supply and everything works

it is just my **bleep**ing computer will not post or turn on.

The monitor goes to "sleep" when it cannot detect any video-output stream from your computer.

So, if the computer does not power-on, then it does not send any video-output.

Your  least-expensive option is to invest some of your time to purchase a new power-supply from a store that has a good "no questions asked" return policy, and remove the current power-supply, and connect the new power-supply, to see if this component swap solves your issue.  If not, exercise that generous return-policy, to get your money back. Of course, there is no way to get your invested time back. 

If you can find an "owner/operator" of a computer-store, take your computer there, and have them "test-install" a compatible power-supply. If it solves the problem, purchase the power-supply. If no compatible power-supply is available, thank the owner/operator for their assistance.

[Prométhée]

The computer may appear to boot up, yet be permanently unusable..
when you try to boot without any memory module, the motherboard should detect it, and without am a series of beeps
If not, there may be a problem with the motherboard!
except for another element, but this remains uncertain
what is the exact model of your computer, its product number P/n
like this for example
HP Pavilion p6200z
Product number: AW009AV

When you were given the computer back, you weren't told anything more than that it was irreparable?

[Danielatheer]

the steps did not work

[Prométhée]

although I think there may be no solution here
I want to try to help you!
only, if you do not answer what is asked, that you give a simple sentence, in response, we will not move forward!

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@Prométhée wrote:

The computer may appear to boot up, yet be permanently unusable..
when you try to boot without any memory module, the motherboard should detect it, and without am a series of beeps
If not, there may be a problem with the motherboard!
except for another element, but this remains uncertain
what is the exact model of your computer, its product number P/n
like this for example
HP Pavilion p6200z
Product number: AW009AV

When you were given the computer back, you weren't told anything more than that it was irreparable?

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[Danielatheer]

the S/N is [personal info removed] Prod# is NY705AA-ABL

Model is p6204y

[itsmyname]

@Danielatheer -- I searched the HP Warehouse, using the model-number you supplied, and found the page:

    https://partsurfer.hp.com/Search.aspx?type=PROD&SearchText=NY705AA

On that page, I see: 

5188-2622

250-watt (max) power supply (Zinfandel), Bestec ATX-250-12V)

- 100-120VAC and 200-240VAC input (switch selectable), 50/60Hz
NO LONGER SUPPLIED

Thus, you cannot purchase a replacement power-supply from HP.

So, take your computer to any owner/operator computer store. That person will inspect the physical dimensions of your current power-supply, and hopefully will be able to sell you a compatible power-supply.

That person will probably remove the current unit, connect the replacement, and test it, to be sure that the computer will power-on with the new power-supply.  If the computer does not power-on, then it is likely that the original power-supply is OK, and that you have some other problem, such as a broken power-button, or no wires connecting the back of the power-button to the motherboard, or a failed motherboard.

If the computer does not power-on with the new power-supply, then DO NOT BUY IT -- thank the person for their time.  Maybe, the person can be hired do some additional trouble-shooting (not for free!).

[Danielatheer]

wait so basically my power supply does not work but if it does do I have to manually turn it on?