The PC won't turn on until you take it out, restart it, and put it back in again.
The PC won't turn on until you take it out, restart it, and put it back in again.
My PC won't start until I cut the power to the PSU and plug it back in. I've already changed out the power supply unit, which came with all its cables connected to my motherboard. I also swapped out the RAM and checked every connection again. I even tried starting the computer without attaching a GPU. I'm running Windows 11. The BIOS is fully up to date as are all other programs and software updates. My hardware specs include an Asus ROG Z790E WiFi Intel i7-14700KF Fury Beast, DDR5 RAM with 32 GB, a Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Super, Samsung 990 PRO SSDs (both 1 TB and 2 TB), Lian Li GALAHAD II case fans, and a hub.
Which power supplies (PSUs) are these? Same one, or a different model? Was it working okay before? Did I swap out the cables too? Do I have to use the cables from the new PSU? Check my RAM for errors with memtest and replace that CMOS battery.
I changed my PSU from EVGA to a Cooler Master. Both are 1000-watt units. I swapped out cables, used a cooler master cable mod with an evga, removed the old one and used what came with the cooler master ram and memory test ran. But I switched my ram out just to see if it was good too. I replaced the cmos battery as well.