Windows 10: PC shows no sign of power

I did a reset on my windows 10, then suddenly it went blank screen cant reboot so i decided to unplugged it , when i try to turn it back on cpu not getting any power fans arent moving either help plz *Sad my pc has no problem

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Windows 10 login Slows.

Windows 10 and 8.1 takes long (about 20 min) to show the sign in after a power loss and after signing in programes also take long to open. I thought It was a problem with the PC but when I renstall windows 7, it is never the case. I tried this on both
the PC at home and work but the same.

 

How to make the computer start up & sign in background with the sign in screen in foreground to start using the computer?

How to make the computer start up & sign in background with the sign in screen in foreground to start using the computer?

Hello,

I've two very fast noisy fans that i control with "speed fan" which i stetted to automatically start up. Also I've a lot of downloads in " Internet download manger " which also starts downloading automatically.

The problems is that sometimes i Power up the PC and forget to sign in (go grab something to eat or go grab my jacket until the sign in screen appears and then go out totally forgetting to sign in). when I'm back it's stuck at sign in screen with fans @
maximum speed and no download has continued.

I also don't want to remove the sign in screen so no one else shall use my computer.

I wish if i could press the power button so the PC will start up and work automatically in the background and show the sign in screen to start using the PC.

Could it be done? i reviewed the sign in options but couldn't find any thing helpful.

 

Have you checked basics.. fuse, power switch on PC, that you've got power from the socket.. that the cable is plugged in properly..? Look for anything that should light up when power is applied.. Check for continuity in the power cable if you can disconnect both ends..

 

make sure you've turned on every power switch and power button involved in your computer system:
Power button/switch, usually located on the front of a desktop computer's case, or on the top or side on a laptop or tablet
Power switch on the back of the computer, usually just on a desktop