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My Mouse light stays on after my Computer is turned off, where does it get the power to stay on ?
Is it suppose to do that ?
Is it suppose to do that ?
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Mouse Light Stays On, Why? After Computer is OFF ?
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Posted 05 January 2008 - 12:16 PM
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Posted 05 January 2008 - 02:42 PM
Remember back when TV's used to take a long time to turn on? Then they came out with "instant-on" sets. Even though you turned them off, some circuits inside were still powered up. That's the same with many ATX motherboards. Mine has an indicator light built in that remains on unless the machine's unplugged.You'll see many posters when we tell them their power supply is bad, they'll say " but the light on the motherboard is still lit".
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why won't my laptop work?
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Posted 05 January 2008 - 03:23 PM
Ok, Thanks Mark, I was thinking it was something like that, but was not, sure, . . reason I am asking is that I have been having a NTLDR problem and one of the things it may be caused by is a bad CMOS battery.
When you don't have to worry about your computer anymore, you can start
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The Future is All There Ever Was . . . . . . Jople 2010
Success is a result, not a goal. . . . Flaubert
living again !
The Future is All There Ever Was . . . . . . Jople 2010
Success is a result, not a goal. . . . Flaubert
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