Virtually all IBM-compatible desktop devices (i.e. most Windows desktops) use a standard power cord.
This is usually a three pole inline , or right angled, socket known as an 'IEC' type C13 (IEC-320) the other end has a suitable plug, to fit the power outlet for the country you are in.
Laptops use a special, separate, power supply. These include a 'switch mode' circuit to convert the mains supply to the low voltage used by the lap top. This power supply box may have one of several designs of mains inlet cords. These also comply with the IEC-320 regulation
The two popular ones are a clover leaf (type C5 three pole) or a figure eight (type C7 two pole) design.
Power cords for a specific brand of computer could be bought from an electronics store. Staple, Future Shop, and The Source are all great stores to shop at for this. Universal computer power cords can also be bought at Walmart.
All Desktop Computer Power cords are the same...they all have 2 prongs plugging into the wall and on the side that plugs into the computer, is a plastic looking block with 3 holes in it. So, to answer your question, you can use desktop computer power cords universally. as long as it fits, it will work. Laptops are a very different story.
Power off computer and cut power completely. Wrap up and label all cords and wires. Wrap the computer up into the factory box.
Most all new printers come with cords and software that adapt to most all computers.
Yes all Acer power cords are interchangeable and can be used for all Acers. all computers or electric cords will fit into the same brands most are interchangeable.
No, all computer systems are different. They contain different software, features, and functions.
Try checking all of the power cords and check the outlet itself. If all seem to be fine then it can be your motherboard or something more. Chances are it will be cheaper to buy a new computer. Best advice call the geek squad or find a tech. school close by to look at it for you.
When trading in a game system at GameStop, you must include all power cords. If not, they will deduct the cost of the cords from the amount you make.
They all had the same amount of power
They all had the same amount of power
You plug all the cords in and press the power button to turn your xbox 360 on
In almost no way at all.