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  1. Thanks guys, never thought that it could be the power button, i dont think it could be anything else, i could try use a screwdriver to turn on the computer and see it works every time, and also there is no pattern
  2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zao_3zwti30
  3. my computer just doesnt start first time, i dont know why, its my first custom built computer i've done my self so i dont know if i done anything wrong. When the computer has started and running, its fine i do not encounter any problems, take a look at these videos this first one is me trying to start the computer youtube/Zao_3zwti30 the second is the computer running fine and normal could it be the power supply? i7 4790k msi motherboard gaming 5 cooler master v850 psu nvidia gtx 960 1tb wd black 240 ssd 16gb ram
  4. my computer just doesnt start first time, i dont know why, its my first custom built computer i've done my self so i dont know if i done anything wrong. When the computer has started and running, its fine i do not encounter any problems, take a look at these videos this first one is me trying to start the computer https://youtu.be/Zao_3zwti30 the second is the computer running fine and normal i7 4790k msi motherboard gaming 5 cooler master v850 psu nvidia gtx 960 1tb wd black 240 ssd 16gb ram
  5. Hi guys so this is my first pc build , for some reason my computer wont start straight away. i have to click the power switch multiple times,i have to turn the on and off multiple times on the power supply, or take out the power lead and plug it back in. On 2 occasions it has randomly shut off. Also when i take out my mouse and plug it back in (usb), its shuts down also. I am confused, it will do everything else fine play games, stream, internet browsing, downloading, watching dvd's. It just takes a lot of messing around with stuff to get it to start up. Could it be the power supply? Any help is much much appreciated, thanks i7 4790k msi motherboard gaming 5 cooler master v850 psu nvidia gtx 960 1tb wd black 240 ssd 16gb ram
  6. i7 4790k msi motherboard gaming 5 cooler master v850 psu nvidia gtx 960 1tb wd black 240 ssd 16gb ram
  7. Hi guys so this is my first pc build , for some reason my computer wont start straight away. i have to click the power switch multiple times,i have to turn the on and off multiple times on the power supply, or take out the power lead and plug it back in. On 2 occasions it has randomly shut off. Also when i take out my mouse and plug it back in (usb), its shuts down also. I am confused, it will do everything else fine play games, stream, internet browsing, downloading, watching dvd's. It just takes a lot of messing around with stuff to get it to start up. Could it be the power supply? Any help is much much appreciated, thanks
  8. okay so what is the point in a boot order? because i am seeing a lot of videos telling me to put the cd drive or the ssd first?
  9. so once i have installed the os, i go back into the bios to put the ssd first?
  10. but i thought the ssd has to boot first so the os will boot first?
  11. so if i want install windows 7 to ssd, is this order okay because my wd1tb is there but not ssd?
  12. ok so how should i put mine in order from the list i gave you above? i don't get what UEFI is.
  13. what do you mean by odd, this is my current order UEFI Hard Disk- UEFI CD/DVD- UEFI USB Hard Disk- UEFI USB CD/DVD- UEFI USB KEY- UEFI NETWORK-USB Hard Disk- USB CD/DVD- hard disk wd 1tb- cd drive- usb key-usb floppy- network. SSD isn't there
  14. Hi guys, this is my first computer build and I'm stuck on the bios, I have an msi gaming 5 motherboard. All i need to change is the boot priorities to the cd drive to boot windows 7, but i am confused, a lot of stuff has a little u on them (UEFI). do the u's go first or the drives without. And also I want to boot windows 7 off my ssd so in what order should the other drives be? thanks
  15. its not on the invoice
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