This happened once before and I reset a tripped GFCI down in the basement at the sump pump and all was fine. This time the trip button was not out and so resetting didn't do anything. I pressed it in anyway but no power was restored to the outlets. I checked the main breaker box and none were tripped. I switched the listed breaker for that circuit off and then back on just in case then reset the non-tripped GFCI unit again. Still nothing.
My guess is that the GFCI breaker itself went bad...
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