My computer recently froze and now won't display video (no bios, no nothing). Of course, the first THING I thought of was that my video card over heated but when I turn on my computer neither my mouse or keyboard (Both usb) will turn on after allowing time for windows to start. I just moved in and during the move my finger popped one of the metal covers on the back of my case into the computer. I forgot about it and it sat in there up until (About a week of operation) this problem occurred. I think widows is still booting up because after my computer is on for a few seconds I still have to hold the power BUTTON for 4 seconds to turn it back off. I may have switched the power cable during the move, but it wouldn't explain why it WORKED for a week while I was here. Could the metal piece have shorted out only part of mother board? If it shorted out the cable interface card it was SITTING on and i remove it could that help? I just took the computer completely apart and air compressored all the dust AWAY, but other than the computer running quieter nothing improved. I'm just scared and alone here, If anyone has any cheap suggestions I'd love to hear them and be very grateful.All these things are a possibility...Clik Here...