Computer won't start up

have the battery full charge? sometime the battery is not charged although the charging indicator is full charge, maybe the battery is shorted out.

Sounds like your control switch is going bad. Good thing you have the quick freeze button. You may want to go ahead and replace it. The whole thing will go out soon. This is something you can replace yourself.

What is the model number of your unit?

1) Look at the bottom of the Mercury logo screen when it comes up.

2) Memorize or write down the -> enter BIOS Setup, or enter CMOS Setup key.

3) Restart the computer.

Let it go to Windows, then Start > Turn Off Computer > Restart.

Won't go to Windows? Hold down the CTRL and ALT and DELete keys AT THE SAME TIME. This will restart your computer.

AS SOON AS the monitor screen goes blank, (Windows is restarting), tap on the enter BIOS Setup key repeatedly.
Tap in 2 second intervals.

Hear a series of beeps? They are Stuck Key Error Code beeps, and you are causing them. Ignore the beeps.

Computer is off?

AS SOON AS you press the Power On button, start tapping on the enter BIOS Setup (CMOS Setup) key.

The enter BIOS Setup window goes by F-A-S-T. The above method/s will get you into BIOS Setup.

Regards, joecoolvette

Turn off the computer. Hold the Fn key and power key to boot the computer in diagnostic mode. Follow the onscreen instructions to see if you have any hardware issues. This sounds like bad sectors on the OS boot partition.

Take the batteries out; this should shut it off. It should restart normally after the batteries are put back in.

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while the belt is off, engine off, check for a frozen pulley-except for the crankshaft, one is probably locked up or makies a lot of noise/wobbles when turned by hand.. Also, look at the pulleys and see if they 'line up' by looking at them from the side.

Hold the power button down on the actual tower of your computer. After about 10-15 seconds the computer will turn off and you can restart it. If that fails, as a last resort pull the power cable out of the tower. It isn't as damaging to the computer as most people think but should only be used if the computer won't turn off any other way.

if it turns over there are a cocuple of things to check. crankshaft sensor and the coil pack maybe the computer.id start with the crankshaft sensor