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To: Elroy who wrote (88713)	5/18/2015 6:40:22 AM
From: Id_Jit	Read Replies (1) of 110626

I believe that I had something like that happen ONCE... a long time ago. Dunno if I got an error message or just a black screen. But before I offer a WAG... Why did you reboot? Did it freeze up on you? How did you reboot?.. reset button or power off button? I am not familiar with an all in one. My guess, in my case, was that a glitch got into the A.C. power supply. Perhaps a surge or spike from the A.C. or from within my desktop itself. The power supply itself then went into a “safe mode” or partially shut down. Removing the A.C. (I used the power switch on the back of the box.) forced a hard reset to the power supply. Id

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