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		<title>My Simple PC Problem</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[At first, my computer has been running smoothly. Until suddenly it shut down for no reason. No, there&#8217;s no power interruption or what so ever that caused it to shut down.  When I pressed the power button to restart my computer, the red LED flashed, it means the power is normal.  But before it reaches [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>At first, my computer has been running smoothly. Until suddenly it shut down for no reason. No, there&#8217;s no power interruption or what so ever that caused it to shut down.  When I pressed the power button to restart my computer, the red LED flashed, it means the power is normal.  But before it reaches its revolution per minute, it shuts down again.</p>
<p>At this point, I started to think of the possible hardware mulfunction.  I open up the casing and started to disconnect all the plug and play peripherals.  To ensure no further damage on data stored in the hard drive, I disconnected to power and data cable for the hard drive and restart the competer again.</p>
<p>This time I am facing the motherboard while pressing the power button.  I was amazed to see that before the CPU colling fan reaches its normal revolution per minutes, the PC sguts down again.  I statrted to check the power supply, sus[pecting that it might supply not enough power on the motherboard.</p>
<p>After some testing using my digital tester,  i did not find any malfunction on the power supply.  Ths time I am beggining to suspect the motherboard.  Again, I disconnected the the cd rom, though I have checked the power supply, I want to make if there&#8217;s some error in the motherboard.</p>
<p>On fifth time of resatring the computer, I noticed that there&#8217;s someting unfamiliar in the power button switch.  I tried to push it again and somehow I felt it doest bounched back.  Now I am begining to smile.  I decide to remove the switch and replace it with the reset switch.</p>
<p>While checking the switch, i found out that it the one making the computer to restart again and again after pushing it.  It took a lot of time, but a worth while experience.  I did not think that the power switch is the causing the PC to restart.</p>
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