Hello friends, i have a dell desktop computer, only amber yellow light on the motherboard nothing, when i checked no 3.3v on the power button, anyone with useful tip on how to fix please
Dell optiplex 755 desktop dead
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Re: Dell optiplex 755 desktop dead
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