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Anonymous Posted on Sep 02, 2009

The PSU fan does not run, computer shutsdown.

I have a emachines t2245 w/250watts max output. the computer boots up and performs as it should, but the fan on the power supply does not run and shutsdown within 5 minutes. i switched it out with different psu w/250watts max and it turns on then off within a second. its been in my closet for a year so no bios updates or anything.
anything will help

  • Anonymous Sep 03, 2009

    the cpu fan runs, just not the psu fan.

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Check the CPU fan, it may be faulty and causes the CPU to overheat and shut down.

  • Anonymous Sep 03, 2009

    The only thing I can think of, have you installed more hardware in the computer? It may have exceeded the capacity of the 250W power supply. Try a 350W power supply.

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