Pc starting but not really?

[axuee]

So my pc has this issue. When i press power on, my pc starts and lights up and seems to work just fine, but monitor, keyboard and mouse does not wake up for some reason. For  a while i just could turn pc off and try to start it later and it worked like nothing happend. But last weekend i tried to start it but it just did not wake up. I have tried to start it with one ram stickc (i have 2) but it just starts and turns off, starts and turnsn off  over and over again. Also i triend different gpu but same issue continued.  I have no clue why it does this because it started from no where. So if someone has some tips or has this same issue please tell me.  Thanks.

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16 minutes ago, axuee said:

So my pc has this issue. When i press power on, my pc starts and lights up and seems to work just fine, but monitor, keyboard and mouse does not wake up for some reason. For  a while i just could turn pc off and try to start it later and it worked like nothing happend. But last weekend i tried to start it but it just did not wake up. I have tried to start it with one ram stickc (i have 2) but it just starts and turns off, starts and turnsn off  over and over again. Also i triend different gpu but same issue continued.  I have no clue why it does this because it started from no where. So if someone has some tips or has this same issue please tell me.  Thanks.

So does it power on and off repeatedly or doesn't turn on at all?

Before you dismount stuff you can try resetting the BIOS, if there is a faulty configuration this might help.
If it doesn't help, remove all unnecessary components and use one stick of memory in the first slot, and plug your display to the integrated graphics on the motherboard, if nothing yet try the 2nd stick of memory instead.

If you're motherboard has a debugger LED that can help you a lot to identify the issue!

[axuee]

57 minutes ago, Salazar said:

So does it power on and off repeatedly or doesn't turn on at all?

Before you dismount stuff you can try resetting the BIOS, if there is a faulty configuration this might help.
If it doesn't help, remove all unnecessary components and use one stick of memory in the first slot, and plug your display to the integrated graphics on the motherboard, if nothing yet try the 2nd stick of memory instead.

If you're motherboard has a debugger LED that can help you a lot to identify the issue!

It does power on but monitor does not. If i remove 1 of 2 sticks it does the booting problem when it powers on and off