Take out your hard drive. Visit a friend or someone close. Ask them to use their computer.

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Moo_Ima_Fat_Cow wrote

9GAG wrote

Moo_Ima_Fat_Cow wrote go to the geek squad at best buy now!!! but, id have to be there to fix it...sorry :l

I live in the UK i can't and its like 21:45 here :S

oh :l have you tried a diffrent outlet and reseting the power breaker?

Have you got a youtube link on how to find that ?

BzaR_x_TrickzZ wrote well it should save in your RAM, so if you remove Your RAM and put in a different computer you should probz
will be able to recover your work
...

Plug into your mates computer and it should work

The best I can think of is if you have another computer or a willing friend to allow you to take out your pc's hard drive and swap it into his to fix it.

9GAG wrote

Moo_Ima_Fat_Cow wrote

9GAG wrote

Moo_Ima_Fat_Cow wrote go to the geek squad at best buy now!!! but, id have to be there to fix it...sorry :l

I live in the UK i can't and its like 21:45 here :S

oh :l have you tried a diffrent outlet and reseting the power breaker?

Have you got a youtube link on how to find that ?

From personal experience..and the power breaker should be somewhere outside utr house just flip off whatever room ur in and back on

Wait to the morning and hope for the best, It may of overheated, So the computer may automatic shut down.

9GAG wrote

To put it bluntly I have a meeting tomorrow to display my portfolio to apply to a design college (UK) which is okay and im really looking forward to it BUUUUT my PC has just.. stopped working with all of my work on my hard drive before I could print it. Is their anything i can do to get my PC to turn back on or have i somehow killed my PSU

PC Specs if it helps:

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AMD PHENOM quad core processor
8gb RAM
AMD 6970 video card
500gb generic hard drive
650W Powercool High Efficiency Power Supply

EDIT: GUYS (and girls.. and guys pretending to be girls), im from the UK. Its 21:45 here no where is open

PC world is open
Curry's is open
Lmost places shut 23:30- 00:00

ASDA is open <lol

IRE wrote Wait to the morning and hope for the best, It may of overheated, So the computer may automatic shut down.

It has two fans the size of a 12 year olds head.. no chance of that

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Replace the computer's power cable. This is the power cable that runs between the computer case and the power source.

A bad power cable isn't a common cause of a computer not receiving power but it does happen and is very easy to test for. You can use the one that's powering your monitor (as long as it seems to be getting power), one from another computer, or a new one.

Perform a "lamp test" to verify power is being provided from the wall. Your computer isn't going to turn on if it's not getting power so you need to make sure that the power source is working properly.

Hope something works
-Dank

Test the power button on the front of your computer's case. It's not a very common point of failure but your computer might not be receiving power because the power button on the front of your PC is damaged and is not actually turning your computer on.

Replace the power button if it fails your testing. Depending on how your computer's case is designed, you may be able to use the reset button in the meantime.

Replace your motherboard. If you're confident that your wall power, power supply, and power button are working, it's likely that there is a problem with your PC's motherboard and it should be replaced.

While perfectly doable by anyone with some patience, replacing a motherboard is rarely a quick, easy, or inexpensive task. Be sure you've exhausted all of the other troubleshooting advice