Computers are very complicated machines, consisting of
numerous parts and hundreds of components. Even if one
single piece fails it can make the laptop or desktop
computer dead. Luckily many parts can either be repaired
or replaced. The hardest thing is identifying the culprit, and
finding compatible replacement. Most of the time its either
the motherboard, power supply, DC power jack, memory or
even the CPU that are preventing your laptop or computer
from powering on. Don't be frustrated any longer, we're just
a call away from ending all your computer problems. We
have years of experience repairing laptops and computers,
we'll get you back and running in no time.
numerous parts and hundreds of components. Even if one
single piece fails it can make the laptop or desktop
computer dead. Luckily many parts can either be repaired
or replaced. The hardest thing is identifying the culprit, and
finding compatible replacement. Most of the time its either
the motherboard, power supply, DC power jack, memory or
even the CPU that are preventing your laptop or computer
from powering on. Don't be frustrated any longer, we're just
a call away from ending all your computer problems. We
have years of experience repairing laptops and computers,
we'll get you back and running in no time.
Tom Parsons Technology
386-631-7700
Tomparsonstechnology@yahoo.com
386-631-7700
Tomparsonstechnology@yahoo.com
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Power On Problem Repair Services
What can cause my computer to not power on!
»Failed Power Supply (very common)
»Laptop Battery Wont Hold a Charge
»Malfunctioning Motherboard (very common
» Failed System RAM Memory/CPU Processor
»Bad/Loose Laptop DC power Jack (very common)
» Malfunctioning System Video
»Malfunctioning Laptop AC Adapter
» Electrical Short or Bad Cabling
Anything I can check myself?
»First make sure everything is plugged in properly, check for loose connections or broken
wires.
»Make sure the power strip and/or outlet is working properly. If using UPS check for proper
operation.
»Check Laptop AC Adapter is working properly. You can try a universal adapter or borrow
from a friend.
»Make sure that power button is not damaged or stuck, make sure it "pops" back.
»Finally make sure the Desktop Power Supply Switch (if any) is in the "ON" position
»Failed Power Supply (very common)
»Laptop Battery Wont Hold a Charge
»Malfunctioning Motherboard (very common
» Failed System RAM Memory/CPU Processor
»Bad/Loose Laptop DC power Jack (very common)
» Malfunctioning System Video
»Malfunctioning Laptop AC Adapter
» Electrical Short or Bad Cabling
Anything I can check myself?
»First make sure everything is plugged in properly, check for loose connections or broken
wires.
»Make sure the power strip and/or outlet is working properly. If using UPS check for proper
operation.
»Check Laptop AC Adapter is working properly. You can try a universal adapter or borrow
from a friend.
»Make sure that power button is not damaged or stuck, make sure it "pops" back.
»Finally make sure the Desktop Power Supply Switch (if any) is in the "ON" position
A Technician Will:
Perform complete diagnosis
Test power supply and replace if necessary
Test laptop AC Adapter and replace if necessary
Check For Loose Wires/Cables
Service & Repair All Makes & Models
Perform complete diagnosis
Test power supply and replace if necessary
Test laptop AC Adapter and replace if necessary
Check For Loose Wires/Cables
Service & Repair All Makes & Models
