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DeadlyScout
By DeadlyScout
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Can someone please help me a couple of days ago I shut down my pc later that day I boot up my pc again and I get no screen and with no screen I mean even I cant even access my BIOS and I tried almost everything I can think of but my pc still wont boot up and the rgb light from my cpu fan and motherboard don't work does anyone have any idea (I have a gigbyte ga ax370 gaming 3 motherboard a ryzen 7 1700 a gtx geforce 1060 6 gb 16 gb of ram and a corsair CX550)

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try unconnecting everything thats not needed to boot, harddrives ect fi that dont work do what @NerdBot2021 said

(Take anything I say with a grain of salt)

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Your motherboard manual shows that it has diagnostics LED's. Does any of them light up at the bottom right of the board when powered on? 
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1 hour ago, DeadlyScout said:

16 gb of ram

If that 16gb of ram is multiple dimm's, Try disconnecting all of the sticks, and trying them 1 by 1 in ram socket 2 (2nd from the left)

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1 hour ago, DeadlyScout said:

I cant even access my BIOS

Try resetting your BIOS by clearing the CMOS (Unplug your computer, and use a screwdriver  to connect these two pins on your motherboard for ~10 seconds before plugging back in and testing again)
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