Re: Button of the computer not work properly

Open the case, then remove the hard disk. In this way you are
fully protected against any mistake the technician might make.
He can still test your PC - either without a disk or with his own
disk.

A little voice in the back of my mind just whispered "Here is
yet another PC user who does not believe in backing up his
important files. He prefers to wait until he suffers a big hit,
then he will ask for advice on how to restore his lost files."
Should I tell this little voice to be quiet?


"MapleE." <someone|@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Hi:
Thanks both for the candid responses as to needing a computer tech.

Before bringing it in the computer store, how to protect personal
information
that I accumulated over the years? Also, other useful caution before it
would be
truly appreciated.

Thanks,


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"MapleE." <someone|@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Hi:
Thanks for the response.

There is 'Blue light' comes when turning on the computer that indicate
the computer starting on. The computer is HP Pavilion a1310n that I
purchased about three to four years ago from Circuit City.

Blue light of the computer at the bottom part is 'switch.' Practically,
'Switch/blue light' seems starting malfunctioning? If it's the case,
what
should I do, ... except bringing it to the computer store?


If you have experience with hardware then you can try and
replace this switch. If not then it's down to the computer store.






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