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My PC won't turn on

Jaok

My pc was has been working just fine until yesterday when I couldn't turn it on. The fans (including the psu fan) would start spinning for a split second and stop right afterwards.

 

So then I took out all the hard drives and plugged them into my second pc. They are all working fine.

 

Then I took out the power supply and tested it using the paper clip methord. The psu fan turned on and continued spinning until I turned it off. I also checked the voltages with a digital multimeter and everything seemed fine.

Then I plugged the PSU back into the PC and the same thing happened as yesterday.

Then I unplugged the PSU and tested it with a paper clip and digital multimeter again and everything worked just fine.

 

So at this point I don't even know what to do.

 

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Did you try to power on the Mainboard with the Power switch on the Mainboard itself ? this would'nt be the first broken Power Switch i've heard of

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1 minute ago, Artherion said:

Did you try to power on the Mainboard with the Power switch on the Mainboard itself ? this would'nt be the first broken Power Switch i've heard of

No. What Power switch are you talking about?

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Most Mainboards have a Power and a Reset Switch on the Board itself, check your manual you'll find it

What Board are you using ? btw

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5 minutes ago, Artherion said:

Most Mainboards have a Power and a Reset Switch on the Board itself, check your manual you'l find it

what board are you using

Gigabyte GA-Z97-HD3.

Thanks I will check the user manual.

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4 minutes ago, Artherion said:

Any luck by now ? i am checking the Manual to and this seems to be the first Board i see w/o one o.O

I couldn't find the power switch so I tried to turn on th emotherboard with a screw driver like this:

The same thing happened just like when I tried to turn on the pc with the button on the pc case.

The fans started spinning for a split second and then they turned off.

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Sounds like a Ripped MB based on the Forum Threads i've read by now about that issue .... but i would get some more confirmation about that

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Artherion said:

Sounds like a Ripped MB based on the Forum Threads i've read by now about that issue .... but i would get some more confirmation about that

 

 

Thanks for the help. Atleast now I know it  probaly has something to do with the motherboard.

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Du you still have warranty on the Board ? if so i would try to RMA it

 

Iam trying the same now ....one last time ...if they still trying to repair it ill send the Thing to Linus for execution xD

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1 minute ago, Artherion said:

Du you still have warranty on the Board ? if so i would try to RMA it

Unfortunately I don't . 

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....damn :/ i feel ya man, see the Board in the Post above ? this Thing goes to RMA now for the fourth Time or so they just wont swap it

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8 minutes ago, Artherion said:

....damn :/ i feel ya man, see the Board in the Post above ? this Thing goes to RMA now for the fourth Time or so they just wont swap it

Why not? Did they tell you or do they simply think that everything is alright with it?

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17 minutes ago, Artherion said:

the story is in the general forum, as said that thing probably goes to linus now for execution

I've just read it. I'm interested to see how it will continue from now on.

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