What should I do!!???!!

OneZeoN

OneZeoN

Enthusiast
ok pc wont boot at all :(

all cables are conected and get some green lights on the motherboard

arrgggg
 
OneZeoN

OneZeoN

Enthusiast
steaky360 said:
Won't boot at all, do you get a POST beep when you turn it on?
Click to expand...

nothing other than green lights on GPU and mobo...no sounds or fan spin

ive taking mobo out and tried to figure it out but cant see whats wrong :(
taken out cpu,gpu,ram and made sure all connected ok and still nothing

feel so gutted atm and not sure what to do next
 
keynes

keynes

Multiverse Poster
OneZeoN said:
nothing other than green lights on GPU and mobo...no sounds or fan spin

ive taking mobo out and tried to figure it out but cant see whats wrong :(
taken out cpu,gpu,ram and made sure all connected ok and still nothing

feel so gutted atm and not sure what to do next
Click to expand...

Did you connect the power cables from the motherboard to the case?
 
steaky360

steaky360

Moderator
Moderator
So you plug it in and the motherboard lights up but you get no POST beeps or anything and no fans spin etc.

Not trying to sound cheeky but did you remember both the motherboard PSU connector and the CPU PSU connector?

Do you have another PSU to test the system with (to rule out a PSU problem)?
 
OneZeoN

OneZeoN

Enthusiast
steaky360 said:
So you plug it in and the motherboard lights up but you get no POST beeps or anything and no fans spin etc.

Not trying to sound cheeky but did you remember both the motherboard PSU connector and the CPU PSU connector?

Do you have another PSU to test the system with (to rule out a PSU problem)?
Click to expand...

Yeah all of those where connected sadly.

Don't own any pc parts to test this pc either.
Got my father in law coming on Sunday who knows more than what I do so hopefully he figures it out.
 
Keedar

Keedar

Expert
Maybe you can barrow psu from somebody to sort it out.Or you have other option like to get tool for a measure voltage in your psu.
 
Blackdog

Blackdog

Bright Spark
Im sorry to hear you're having problems man. You seem to have been thorough in your breakdown in the problem. The only thing i can suggest follows on from what keynes suggested and make sure your front panel connectors are in the right connectors of your motherboard. the pins are so fidgety its easy to make a mistake. hope you get this sorted.
 
OneZeoN

OneZeoN

Enthusiast
Keedar said:
Maybe you can barrow psu from somebody to sort it out.Or you have other option like to get tool for a measure voltage in your psu.
Click to expand...

I'll get my father in law to bring some bits to test.
Hopefully he figures it out or im screwed

Blackdog said:
Im sorry to hear you're having problems man. You seem to have been thorough in your breakdown in the problem. The only thing i can suggest follows on from what keynes suggested and make sure your front panel connectors are in the right connectors of your motherboard. the pins are so fidgety its easy to make a mistake. hope you get this sorted.
Click to expand...

Yeah thought it was that to but watched a few youtube vids showing what to do and all were connected correctly.

I'll leave it for today and hope father in law sorts it

Thanks all...ill update tomorrow afternoon
 
OneZeoN

OneZeoN

Enthusiast
Ok little update on my pc build.

My father in law came round and took it all apart and started again.
After doing a few things we think I have a faulty motherboard :(

Also when I was sent the mobo it was only in a bag...my father in law said it should of had a sponge type layer to protect it.

Is that right? ?
There was damage to the inside of the box where the underneath pins stabbed the box so makes sense.
He used his own ram but that didn't help so mine should be ok. Gpu couldn't be tested as he didn't have a compatible card.

Should hopefully have a new mobo Wednesday or Thursday to try again!
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top