Srlex

Anything, just fix my pc

Yea like 10 times

Still no post.. and here is a screenshot of crystaldiskinfo from like a month ago.. i know its not a full image but that is the only thig i have right now. Btw I don't really care for data as it is mostly games because i recently installed a fresh win10 and only downloaded games since then

Can a knife do? Because my pc is not currently at my home but at this place where I study and i only have the essentials on me..and I've actually tried to do it with a knife but no result.

Tried it.. not with the jumper but still

Okay so let me start off by listing my rig G4560 2x4gb hyperx 2400mhz ddr4 Asus h110m-k Sapphire pulse rx580 4gb Raidmax cobra 500w psu 500gb wd caviar blue hdd So last night i ran the amd drivers update and after like 3 hours i got an error saying the update did not finish completely. After a whole day of my pc giving me crap, i was just tired of it and decided to shut it down and deal with it in the morning. So I tried booting up my pc but there was no signal on my monitor. Cpu,psu fans are spinning, gpu fans are not. It is set to turn on the fans upon reaching 40c but it doesn't do so even then. I get no post, no nothing. The LED on my monitor just remains yellow instead of turning green and displaying the image. I can't get to bios and turn on the igpu so i could use DDU to wipe out corrupted update and do a fresh install. Things that I've tried: removing gpu and connecting to igpu, clearing CMOS, switching RAM sticks, and pretty much everything I could find online. Unfortunately I don't have a debug speaker. Btw my hdd is the only part in my system that's kinda old and it has been giving me quite a lot of problems lately..it gets really hot and thermal throttles i guess, making my whole system really slow and laggy...sometimes upon booting i would get "disk read error, press ctrl alt delete to restart" and then it would eventually boot after like 15 mins.. I need to replace it, but could that be the culprit? Anything else anybody can think of? Any other information you might need?