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Attempting to resolve issues

Attempting to resolve issues

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04-30-2023, 02:16 PM
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You just moved in and connected your PC, but it didn’t power on. When you checked the computer, there was no electricity. You replaced the power supply unit and still got nothing. No sounds, no fans, no lights—just silence. It feels like the whole setup is disconnected. I suspect the motherboard might be dead, but this one is giving me trouble.
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wilger_monster
04-30-2023, 02:16 PM #1

You just moved in and connected your PC, but it didn’t power on. When you checked the computer, there was no electricity. You replaced the power supply unit and still got nothing. No sounds, no fans, no lights—just silence. It feels like the whole setup is disconnected. I suspect the motherboard might be dead, but this one is giving me trouble.

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Bobby_Tables
Junior Member
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05-03-2023, 03:26 PM
#2
Begin by clearing all additional peripherals from the setup, then reposition the CPU, RAM, and GPU. If your processor includes built-in graphics, you may choose to remove the GPU during the initial installation for testing purposes. Remember, when I refer to 'accessories,' I include internal and external components such as expansion cards, extra hard drives, USB devices, and other peripherals.
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Bobby_Tables
05-03-2023, 03:26 PM #2

Begin by clearing all additional peripherals from the setup, then reposition the CPU, RAM, and GPU. If your processor includes built-in graphics, you may choose to remove the GPU during the initial installation for testing purposes. Remember, when I refer to 'accessories,' I include internal and external components such as expansion cards, extra hard drives, USB devices, and other peripherals.

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Charliemc909
Posting Freak
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05-04-2023, 09:03 AM
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Might sound stupid, but are u sure, that ur outlet has power? just try a lamp or something like that to test. Otherwise I’d check with a multimeter wether or not there is voltage after the psu. If so, try using the internals (mainboard, CPU and RAM) of some rndm old pc u have lying around.
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Charliemc909
05-04-2023, 09:03 AM #3

Might sound stupid, but are u sure, that ur outlet has power? just try a lamp or something like that to test. Otherwise I’d check with a multimeter wether or not there is voltage after the psu. If so, try using the internals (mainboard, CPU and RAM) of some rndm old pc u have lying around.