Pc keeps restarting itself when loading into Windows

[MattyP_]

Specs:

I9-9900k

MSI z390-A Pro Gaming

Nvidia GeForce gtx 1070

2x8gb Lpx Vengeance 3000mhz

2 tb Samsung 860 QVO SSD

Corsair CX 750M

Corsair H100i Pro Cooler

PC keeps restarting when booting into Windows. Old pc was possibly stuck by lightning. Everything is new except for the cpu cooler and gpu. Tried re-installing windows with a cd and flash drive. Tried updated bios and it didn’t reboot during that process. Can’t get past windows setup without the computer turning itself off and back on. Don’t know what the problem could possibly be.

 

I attached 2 videos of it turning off. It turns itself back on right after.

[XDXD_OBF6CLR]

5 minutes ago, MattyP_ said:

Specs:

I9-9900k

MSI z390-A Pro Gaming

Nvidia GeForce gtx 1070

2x8gb Lpx Vengeance 3000mhz

2 tb Samsung 860 QVO SSD

Corsair CX 750M

Corsair H100i Pro Cooler

PC keeps restarting when booting into Windows. Old pc was possibly stuck by lightning. Everything is new except for the cpu cooler and gpu. Tried re-installing windows with a cd and flash drive. Tried updated bios and it didn’t reboot during that process. Can’t get past windows setup without the computer turning itself off and back on. Don’t know what the problem could possibly be.

 

I attached 2 videos of it turning off. It turns itself back on right after.

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Trying clearing cmos

[clean]

Hello,

try taking out the GPU and try on board graphics to see if the GPU is causing the issue.

In the past I have had this issue from either a broken PSU or MOBO ... never the GPU.

 

Regards,

CLEAN

[MattyP_]

5 minutes ago, clean said:

Hello,

try taking out the GPU and try on board graphics to see if the GPU is causing the issue.

In the past I have had this issue from either a broken PSU or MOBO ... never the GPU.

 

Regards,

CLEAN

We tried without a gpu and with a 970 a friend had and it still did the same thing.

[MattyP_]

7 minutes ago, person223 said:

Trying clearing cmos

Already tried that. I was gonna list the wall of things we tried but I didn’t want people to just ignore, we don’t want to waste any more money.

[nick name]

Have you tried building it outside of the case?  Perhaps the case buttons are broken causing it to activate the reset button.  

 

Edit:

You actually don't have to pull it from the case -- just disconnect the case buttons.  

[MattyP_]

1 minute ago, nick name said:

Have you tried building it outside of the case?  Perhaps the case buttons are broken causing it to activate the reset button.  

 

Edit:

You actually don't have to pull it from the case -- just disconnect the case buttons.  

Yeah I’ve already disconnect the connections and jumped it with a flathead and it still did it.

[nick name]

Just now, MattyP_ said:

Yeah I’ve already disconnect the connections and jumped it with a flathead and it still did it.

Maybe it's time to pull it out of the case and see if it still happens then.  

[clean]

2 minutes ago, MattyP_ said:

We tried without a gpu and with a 970 a friend had and it still did the same thing.

Try re-seating the ram, ensure the ram is in the right ports. If you have other working motherboards of the same socket try them out. You also seem to have experienced a lightning issue... I am NOT an electrician but maybe try it in a different room that will be on a different breaker. 

 

Regards,

 

Clean

[MattyP_]

1 minute ago, nick name said:

Maybe it's time to pull it out of the case and see if it still happens then.  

If the case was causing the issue, wouldn’t it do it regardless? It only reboots itself when it tries to load into Windows or a few moments after it loads into Windows, it doesn’t do it while in bios. 
I just want to make sure before I pull everything out of the case.

[nick name]

Well I hate to say it, but it was something you should have done before putting everything into the case.  So to rule out the case in all aspects you gotta pull the components and try them on the box.  Perhaps there is something behind the mobo fouling.  

[MattyP_]

1 hour ago, nick name said:

Well I hate to say it, but it was something you should have done before putting everything into the case.  So to rule out the case in all aspects you gotta pull the components and try them on the box.  Perhaps there is something behind the mobo fouling.  

We tried booting like this with and without gpu, still no result.

[BlackManINC]

1 hour ago, MattyP_ said:

We tried booting like this with and without gpu, still no result.

Could be the PSU. Where did you get the motherboard from and how long have you had it? 

[nick name]

What happens when you boot without a hard drive of any sort?