A newly assembled PC stopped working unexpectedly.
A newly assembled PC stopped working unexpectedly.
Well if you crash in BIOS then that has nothing to do with windows or any OS.
Do you have 1 or 2 sticks of RAM? If you have 2, take one out and see if you still crash. If you swap to the other one.
Still crashing, then try a different DIMM slot.
There is a chance your PSU is damaged somehow since a PSU fault can manifest into so many things.
Reflash your BIOS.
Is the motherboard broken?
Could there be a short circuit somewhere inside the case? Like one of the motherboard stand-off is placed incorrectly, etc etc.
Pick your choice and let us know what you are doing and how it goes.
If you enter BIOS, it’s unrelated to Windows or any operating system. Do you have one or two RAM sticks? If you have two, remove one and see if the crash stops. If not, swap them and try again. If the problem persists, check a different DIMM slot. There might be an issue with your power supply unit, as a faulty PSU can cause various problems. Consider flashing your BIOS. Also, could the motherboard be damaged? Are there any short circuits inside the case, such as incorrectly placed stand-off pins? Choose your option and let us know what you’re doing and how it turns out.
download hardware information, set logging on and check sensor status for power supply. In the bios, go to temperature and voltage screen, let the pc remain there. Observe the 12v rail, ensuring it stays close to or at 12v. If it drops below 12v in the bios, replace the unit.
smorizio:
adatta le impostazioni hardware a logging e controllo sensori, verificando che la fonte di alimentazione mantenga i tre principali rami. Accedi al BIOS, vai alla scheda temperatura e tensione, lascia il sistema in stato di attesa. Controlla che il fila 12V si mantenga vicina o a 12V. Se scende sotto i 12V nel BIOS, sostituisci l'unità. Il fila 12V è rimasta stabile a 12.249, la 5V a 5.112 e la 3.30V a 3.392 senza variazioni. Dopo trent'minuti, il monitor mostra un riavvio del computer.