I bought my computer one month ago and it's been working perfectly. It was delivered with the components assembled and everything, all I had to do was plug in and play. One day the computer just wouldn't SWITCH on. I didn't open the case or do anything to it prior to the problem.

The green LED on my motherboard is still on. When I press the switch, there is no SOUND, no fans running or lights flashing, it's just dead. I already checked the cables and CONNECTIONS and the power supply switch.

An email from the company told me to check the "POWER SW" cable that runs from the switch to the motherboard. It was plugged in very tightly so I doubt that's the problem.

I just thought I'd post here before resorting to the painful process of finding my warranty and dealing with a company located in another city.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Here's my comp:
Windows 7
Asus P8P67 LE Motherboard
Intel Core i7 2600K 3.4GHz Quad Core
2x 4GB DDR3-1600
ATI Radeon HD 6850 1GB
Coolmaster CM STORM Scout Case
Coolmaster 700W Power SupplyI wouldn't think twice - I'd return / exchange it.To add incentive to follow Allan's advice== if you start tinkering around inside the computer you may well provide the excuse to the warranty provider to void your warranty.truenorth