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So i ordered a new computer, just got it. Opened, wired everything, monitor, computer etc... All wired correctly and plugged in. Now I start it, it says starting windows for the first time, make an account, name the pc,Now for the password. Then before I get to type a letter it all goes BLANK. But before the BLANK screen, some piece of hardware either the motor or processor get screwed up and sounded like a small toy car with real tires making a brake after going 100 Mph on an open street. and Poof, it wont turn back on. Dub checked everything, What went wrong? i am returning it right now for a new one... asses...
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Most likely because it's an HP. Contact customer support.
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You sure no wire is getting caught in the fan or something? Also if it came pre-assembled I would defiantly send it back
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Yeah HP has issues, and if you call customer support you can't understand them D:
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They also have online chat support. Thats what I used for my Tech support job. Its alot easier because you dont have to actually talk to them. You give them your serial # and all that good stuff and your good to go. Easiest route IMO.
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Yep, they tell you to give them your serial number and machine name, thats about it, they'll ask you a few questions to confirm that everything is legit, and then they try to help.
Just press Ctrl + Alt + S to view your information that you'll end up giving them.
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Nothing to worry about mate,contact the customer support. They may help you, good luck.
That's really weird,
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If you took your time setting it all up and you know you did everything perfect and that happened, then dam right i would send it back and i would be on the phone to them complaining, who knows they might even give you a discount or the choice of a better one ;) worth a shot
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