Such as a Linux LIVE DVD, or a windows install and repair DVD? Do you see any readout allowing entry to BIOS? Or is it dead from the moment you power it up other than fans?
As of today my computers been out of action for about a month and I've been putting it off getting repaired. I personally have absolutely very little idea what is wrong aside from some error prompts it gave me before dying. Currently if I press the power button all the fans boot up, without any visual reference (Light doesn't turn on). Nothing displays when plugged into a monitor (No launch at all). I then can not stop the fans from running unless I pull the plug, but if I plug it back in it will turn back on again unless I hold down the power button prior to plugging it in.
Here's the series of events that led to my computer breaking:
- Bought the PC from HP website June 2013, only under warranty for 1 year.
- Ran fine for 14 months until it caught a web browser ad virus which would not get off the damn thing and as the hard-drive was clogged with crap anyway i restored it and starteed a fresh.
- By December 2014 I noticed the performance was starting to drop, games (my primary usage for my pc) were crashing and taking a long time to load. I kept with it until February 2015 when I logged in one day to a black screen (nothing but an empty taskbar) and despite trying again and again the same kept happening. So I had to reset it yet again.
-I used this temporary fix (by resetting/refreshing) a few more times until August my computer decided that part of the hard drive was corrupt and couldnt refresh. All this time I was getting the error code WDR_VIOLATION (Im 75% sure this was the error code I got first however this may have been the most recent) and I would load a program, run really slowly and my PC screen would just go black so I had to force shut off the system. I couldnt' run any of the hard drive tests in the diagnostic by this point as the hardrive was 'corrrupt'.
- So by the end of the month I'd had enough and went to a last resort by installing Win 10, thinking it could help. By the end I could hardly load 1 program in 20 mins and it would crash anyway. The last timee my computer worked it was actually stuck in an error loop. WDR_VIOLATION (100% sure on this now) and something to do the the bios would not load. After an hour or so I came back after leaving it in frustration and it was in the state it currently is today except the light would work for 60 seconds or so.
I know I'm going to have to get it fixed and the nearest repair shop is not far away but I would like to just clarify there are not any cheaper solutions I could look to. I can provide pictures if this helps.

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