No postscreen

[nem0123]

Hi

i recently updated my cpu from Ryzen 3 to 5

and when I started my machine for the first time I wrongly connected front panel buttons (power on to restart and restart to power button) so I turned pc off, opened it, switched front panel connectors, closed, and started again.

now I never get to the post screen (no beeps) just black and displays says (not connected) I tried to connect to the motherboard, the same thing. It happened earlier when I just build my pc, than once more when I changed cooler, than now again. I don’t know what is the issue but I have built before and I don’t think that I made a mistake now. I checked all connectors to the motherboard, psu, etc. everything seems ok to me.

please help!

[Radium_Angel]

20 minutes ago, nem0123 said:

please help!

Couple of options here for you

 

(1) Pull all cables connecting to motherboard.

(2) Reset BIOS by pulling battery and/or shorting the jumper (depends on your mobo on how to do this)

(3) Plug cables back in one at a time, *ensuring* they are in the proper place.

(4) Try powering it up

 

We'll start with that and see if it works, report back

[nem0123]

23 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Couple of options here for you

 

(1) Pull all cables connecting to motherboard.

(2) Reset BIOS by pulling battery and/or shorting the jumper (depends on your mobo on how to do this)

(3) Plug cables back in one at a time, *ensuring* they are in the proper place.

(4) Try powering it up

 

We'll start with that and see if it works, report back

I just replaced cpu, to the old one, same thing. I will try your suggestion now.

 

fingers crossed that you are right

[nem0123]

1 hour ago, Radium_Angel said:

Couple of options here for you

 

(1) Pull all cables connecting to motherboard.

(2) Reset BIOS by pulling battery and/or shorting the jumper (depends on your mobo on how to do this)

(3) Plug cables back in one at a time, *ensuring* they are in the proper place.

(4) Try powering it up

 

We'll start with that and see if it works, report back

It worked!

thanks man!

 

do you know why that happened?

[Radium_Angel]

8 minutes ago, nem0123 said:

It worked!

thanks man!

 

do you know why that happened?

Glad it worked.

If computers were reliable, I wouldn't have a job...

(in other words, no solid idea)