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Rapporter et problem med oversettelse
turn it on and wait to see if it fixes itself
I'll use the jumper to clear CMOS. If that doesn't work I'll flash the BIOS using the Flashback port.
Cpu model?
Try 1 ram stick then the other. Bad ram slot, ram stick, dual channel no longer works, etc...
Can strip pc down to minimum parts.
Diagnostic light might be misleading.
Unplug the pc, press power button for a few seconds to discharge stuff and wait a while.
Unlikely but a dead hdd can cause no boot.
Power supply make a click when you try to turn it on?
Don't laugh, I've been stressing. He dropped $3K on this PC in April and I'm the one that built it.
like what does it actually do?
also lol ya, def unplug everything and try it... I swear I had a weird bug for a while where my MOBO would try to boot off the internal memory on my mouse or some nonsense O.o
Once I put a new power cord on it, it's purring like a kitten.
It was a kink in the cable near the power plug that became a short. I can plug the power cable up to an outlet tester and wiggle it around, and see the power short out.
saved sooo much trouble.
sounds like you've got it figured out anyways :D
Got my weekend back. I just replaced the power cable, booted with each stick of RAM (DDR5 16x2) individually, then booted both together. There's nothing wrong with this PC, he's just going to have to pull his desk out from the wall more so it doesn't squish the cable against the plug.
its been a issue more then a few times over the last 25 year of me screwing with PC's.....it sucks more when its one you built and they are turning it on for the first time.......had one guy shove his new PC in his old computer desk and break off the top 4 USB ports off the motherboard first boot.....but the power cord happens a LOT......