ingrainedcar

My PC has been unable to install windows, it started with a constant black screen with the mouse, we tried repairing, going back to an older date, and resetting windows. When that didn't work, we formatted the drive and reinstalled a fresh copy of windows. Then the issue was that windows would start booting and freeze on a loading screen. After repeating the steps before, we tried using a different hard drive entirely, after that failed we decided to flash the bios, we tried the latest version and an older version. But that didn't fix the problem. After that we tried removing the partitions on both the drives and resetting them. This didn't work either. We have bought a separate USB drive to try and see if that was the issue, but this didn't work either. At this point me and my friends are completely stumped, we have tried everything that we know to do, but not a single thing has completely fixed the computer. I'm unsure if the SSD that we are using is broken, but the hard drive that we tried was in a different computer, and that didn't work either (even though it already had a functioning copy of windows installed on it). If anybody has any idea on how to fix this, please let me know. The specs are: CPU: Ryzen 5 3600x MoBo: Asus Rog b450f Ram: Trident Z G Skill 8 gig x 4 Gpu: Msi 3060 Ti SSD: 1 Tb Samsung Evo 970 HDD: Toshiba 1 Tb 7200rpm P.S. This pc was recently built, but was functioning completely fine for a month before this issue Update: The computer gets into windows, but it will always freeze up after around 5 minutes. We have tried reinstalling windows a couple more times and different drives, but it still freezes after 5 minutes. Gives DCP error, all of the recommended fixes that we could find have not worked. Could this have something to do with a new windows update or is it hardware?

I stress tested it with aida64 and looked on task manager. Everything was at 100% usage and ran the test for an hour. I believe i have narrowed the issue down to being a faulty or leaking capacitor

I do not think it is the power supply or temps. I have stress tested my en tirepc for about an hour now and it hasn't shut down, and it is keeping decent temperatures

They should be, and in what way would I be able to see my temps?

Just a little more then a year

650 80+ gold coolermaster

Recently my computer has started shutting down randomly while I am playing rainbow six siege. I had initially thought that I was just getting powersurges, but I have ruled this out as it doesn't turn off whenever I am doing something that doesn't require a big load. I am wondering if my power supply has just worn out and stopped giving the watts required. My specs are I7-9700k (not overclocked) 16gb 3000mhz ram tridentz rgb Z390-e rog strip Rtx 2070 super (not overclocked) I have 2 1tb ssd one is nvme and one is normal and one 2tb hybrid drive 650 80+ gold cooler master (can't believe i forgot the most important thing lmao) I was never having any issues with this before so no clue what it could be.

I'm pretty sure they are all up to date since windows wouldn't install without updating my bios

Yes everything works fine

So my pc is working completely fine but a few days ago I noticed that the vga light was on and wanted to know why or if I need to worry about it I have the Asus rog z390-e

how do I make it USB in depth plz

I just built my first PC and I have been trying to install windows on it for over 3 hours and it keeps freezing on random percentages does anybody know how to fix this I7 9700k Rog Strix z390-e gtx 970 2x8 GB ram Intel 660p 1tb nvme ssd

I found a way to fix it thanks for your help tho

I only have one drive and how would I get it to boot from the usb?

btw I do have the USB in the back and have switched it to multiple different ports

I just built my first PC and when I turned it on it was freezing on boot and wouldn't do anything else I have the Asus rog strix z390-e and I need help please

I am kind of new to higher end pc building and I was wondering if my Dark Rock Pro 4 would cause my motherboard (Asus Rog Strix z390-e) would start to bend overtime.