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05-18-2018 06:19 AM
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05-18-2018 09:42 AM
Remove the AC power from the computer.
Press-and-hold the ON/OFF button for 10 seconds, or more.
Reconnect the AC power, and try to turn it on.
If nothing happens, take your computer to a qualified computer technician, for professional trouble-shooting.
The fault could be the power-supply, or the motherboard, or the disk-drive.
If the fault is with the power-supply, it can be replaced, inexpensively.
Replacing the motherboard is more extensive, and more expensive.
There do exist professional "Data Recovery Services", that can "rescue" your documents from a failed disk-drive.
But, if the computer really is TEN years old, it's time to replace it.
If you're on a budget, look at www.BestBuy.com for a "refurbished" computer, running Windows 10, for about $200 US.
It will be "beefy" enough to do what you want to do -- E-mail, web-surfing, YouTube, et cetera.
05-18-2018 09:42 AM
Remove the AC power from the computer.
Press-and-hold the ON/OFF button for 10 seconds, or more.
Reconnect the AC power, and try to turn it on.
If nothing happens, take your computer to a qualified computer technician, for professional trouble-shooting.
The fault could be the power-supply, or the motherboard, or the disk-drive.
If the fault is with the power-supply, it can be replaced, inexpensively.
Replacing the motherboard is more extensive, and more expensive.
There do exist professional "Data Recovery Services", that can "rescue" your documents from a failed disk-drive.
But, if the computer really is TEN years old, it's time to replace it.
If you're on a budget, look at www.BestBuy.com for a "refurbished" computer, running Windows 10, for about $200 US.
It will be "beefy" enough to do what you want to do -- E-mail, web-surfing, YouTube, et cetera.
05-18-2018 11:23 AM