HELP!!!!!

[D3V_Sh]

i dont know what happened but my pc just started dying after 30 mins of use and now doesn't even startup please help i dont know what to do in this situation or i will have to send it to a repair shop please let me know if i can do something by myself and could troubleshoot  it so it works fine....  PLEASE HELP

 

[Fasauceome]

A spec list is a good start, by way of pcpartpicker.com

[Votivee]

You're going to have to be more specific than "It doesn't even startup".

 

Do fans spin? Can you reach bios? Do you get any video output at all?

 

What were you doing before it shut down? Did you build it or is it a pre-built?

[D3V_Sh]

i3-3220 gt1030 gigabyte ga h61m-ds2v mobo seagate hard drive and a psu which is of an unknown brand could term it as a cheap psu

[D3V_Sh]

fans spin but i dont even reach the bios i got it from a custom builder no video output at all i was just surfing the web that time i guess when it started to shut down dont remember exactly but was 99% searching the web watching some youtube or might be playing csgo/fortnite thats it

 

[D3V_Sh]

6 minutes ago, Votivee said:

You're going to have to be more specific than "It doesn't even startup".

 

Do fans spin? Can you reach bios? Do you get any video output at all?

 

What were you doing before it shut down? Did you build it or is it a pre-built?

fans spin but i dont even reach the bios i got it from a custom builder no video output at all i was just surfing the web that time i guess when it started to shut down dont remember exactly but was 99% searching the web watching some youtube or might be playing csgo/fortnite thats it

 

 

[D3V_Sh]

10 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

A spec list is a good start, by way of pcpartpicker.com

i3-3220 gt1030 gigabyte ga h61m-ds2v mobo seagate hard drive and a psu which is of an unknown brand could term it as a cheap psu

[Fasauceome]

2 minutes ago, D3V_Sh said:

i got it from a custom builder

If you're still in the warranty period (which you should be because it's 30 minutes old) then get in touch with the seller and get some customer service sorted out

 

There are possible dead parts shipped DOA

Edited June 24, 2019 by fasauceome

[D3V_Sh]

1 minute ago, fasauceome said:

If you're still in the warranty period (which you should be because it's 30 minutes old) then get in touch with the seller and get some customer service sorted out

 

There are possible dead parts shipped DOA

30 mins old? i have been using this pc for one year now

[Fasauceome]

Just now, D3V_Sh said:

30 mins old? i have been using this pc for one year now

Oh, you said after 30 mins of use, my mistake.

 

If you have a super cheapo PSU it may now be defunct, see if removing something like the graphics card and some ram makes a change 

[D3V_Sh]

5 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

Oh, you said after 30 mins of use, my mistake.

 

If you have a super cheapo PSU it may now be defunct, see if removing something like the graphics card and some ram makes a change 

it is not working with the gpu out

[quiprr]

12 minutes ago, D3V_Sh said:

it is not working with the gpu out

Ensure all of your connections from the PSU to the motherboard are secure. This includes but is not limited to:

The 24-pin mobo connector (usually a 20+4 format)

The 8-pin CPU connector

Any SATA drives must be connected with SATA power

GPU (depending on model)

[D3V_Sh]

1 minute ago, quiprr said:

Ensure all of your connections from the PSU to the motherboard are secure. This includes but is not limited to:

The 24-pin mobo connector (usually a 20+4 format)

The 8-pin CPU connector

Any SATA drives must be connected with SATA power

GPU (depending on model)

u mean perfectly done and tight and no loose cable or something like that right ?? if so they are all secured

 

[quiprr]

1 minute ago, D3V_Sh said:

u mean perfectly done and tight and no loose cable or something like that right ?? if so they are all secured

 

Then what I would do is turn the computer off, turn the power supply off, hold the power button for 10 ish seconds to ensure no more power is freeflowing, and remove the small battery on your motherboard for about a minute. Put it back in, start up your system, and tell me what happens

[D3V_Sh]

6 minutes ago, quiprr said:

Then what I would do is turn the computer off, turn the power supply off, hold the power button for 10 ish seconds to ensure no more power is freeflowing, and remove the small battery on your motherboard for about a minute. Put it back in, start up your system, and tell me what happens

nothing

[quiprr]

https://www.wikihow.com/Check-a-Power-Supply Follow part 1 to see if your PSU is dead

[D3V_Sh]

8 minutes ago, quiprr said:

https://www.wikihow.com/Check-a-Power-Supply Follow part 1 to see if your PSU is dead

fans is working i think it is fine...

 

[quiprr]

22 minutes ago, D3V_Sh said:

fans is working i think it is fine...

 

Is your CPU seated properly? Reseat it, reseat the RAM, and see if your processor has any bent pins.

[D3V_Sh]

38 minutes ago, quiprr said:

Is your CPU seated properly? Reseat it, reseat the RAM, and see if your processor has any bent pins.

yea 1-2 pins r bent

[quiprr]

Just now, D3V_Sh said:

yea 1-2 pins r bent

Well then that would be your problem. Bending them back is dangerous unless you really know what you're doing so if it's still in warranty and fits under it then send it in

[D3V_Sh]

12 minutes ago, quiprr said:

Well then that would be your problem. Bending them back is dangerous unless you really know what you're doing so if it's still in warranty and fits under it then send it in

they are back in alignment it gave a post and then again shut down and repeating the same process