If your PC isn't turning on, here are some possible reasons to consider:
1. Power Supply Issues - Loose or disconnected power cables. - Faulty power supply unit (PSU).
2. Hardware Problems - Faulty motherboard. - Bad RAM or incorrectly seated RAM sticks. - Damaged GPU or connections.
3. Peripheral Conflicts - Disconnected or failing peripherals (keyboard, mouse). - Try unplugging everything except the essentials.
4. Overheating - Dust buildup may cause overheating, triggering a shutdown. - Ensure the fans are operational.
5. Short Circuits - Cables or components may be shorting out. Check for loose screws or foreign objects inside.
6. BIOS/UEFI Settings - Corrupted BIOS settings; consider resetting the BIOS.
7. Faulty On/Off Switch - The power button could be defective.
8. External Power Issues - Make sure the outlet is working and the surge protector (if used) is functioning.
9. Motherboard Issues - Bent pins or damaged connectors could prevent powering on.
10. Battery Issues (for laptops) - Dead or faulty battery; try removing the battery and using AC power.
If you troubleshoot these areas and your PC still won’t turn on, it may be time to consult a technician.