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Pc wont boot

Pc wont boot

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Spaceface16518
Senior Member
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02-19-2020, 04:00 AM
#1
I have had this pc for a year with no issues. I opened the front panel and ripped the front usb 3.1 pins on the MB and ever since the pc wont boot. No display and every usb port does not work.
All fans spin but the fans connected to the ARGB controller do not light up.
Pc images
Used the CPU on another pc but did not work. not sure if it needed a bios update because it is my friends system that is a bit old. I have a b550 MB.
I did a PSU test and it was not faulty.
Since it's a pre build with no warranty left I have to buy the exact motherboard. All signs lead to the motherboard faulty. But just need to make sure it is. Do all of the things I have pointed out confirm it's motherboard?
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Spaceface16518
02-19-2020, 04:00 AM #1

I have had this pc for a year with no issues. I opened the front panel and ripped the front usb 3.1 pins on the MB and ever since the pc wont boot. No display and every usb port does not work.
All fans spin but the fans connected to the ARGB controller do not light up.
Pc images
Used the CPU on another pc but did not work. not sure if it needed a bios update because it is my friends system that is a bit old. I have a b550 MB.
I did a PSU test and it was not faulty.
Since it's a pre build with no warranty left I have to buy the exact motherboard. All signs lead to the motherboard faulty. But just need to make sure it is. Do all of the things I have pointed out confirm it's motherboard?

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HolyScythe999
Member
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02-19-2020, 05:40 AM
#2
start by reconnecting all devices again.
unplug and reinsert every part, making sure the cables are properly attached at each end.
if the issue persists, bring it to a local shop for testing each device individually.
you wouldn't want to risk further problems.
a more reliable solution would be to keep the working components and create a superior system using better retail hardware instead of the original manufacturer parts.
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HolyScythe999
02-19-2020, 05:40 AM #2

start by reconnecting all devices again.
unplug and reinsert every part, making sure the cables are properly attached at each end.
if the issue persists, bring it to a local shop for testing each device individually.
you wouldn't want to risk further problems.
a more reliable solution would be to keep the working components and create a superior system using better retail hardware instead of the original manufacturer parts.