Computer wont start but fans and lights are working

[ishtabalern]

So i just updated my pc to windows 10 and then my pc doing this weird things. My pc needs to restart a couple times before it can start. Hdd led not blinking but when it starts it will blink normally please help me thanks. sorry for bad grammar

[ishtabalern]

Just now, Not Wills said:

Can you boot into the bios if so you will have to go to safe mode in Windows and download and run ddu for your graphics card.

no just black screen, my monitor only showing no signal

[ishtabalern]

Just now, Not Wills said:

Ok, try reseating the graphics card and check cables, sometimes they go bad.

i did that but nothing change still no display

[Helpful Tech Witch]

9 minutes ago, ishtabalern said:

So i just updated my pc to windows 10 and then my pc doing this weird things. My pc needs to restart a couple times before it can start. Hdd led not blinking but when it starts it will blink normally please help me thanks. sorry for bad grammar

Sre there any debug lights?

[ishtabalern]

Just now, Not Wills said:

Strange, I would wait to see what other people say.

ok thanks for the help.

[ishtabalern]

1 minute ago, TheTechWizardThatNeedsHelp said:

Sre there any debug lights?

there are no debug lights

[Helpful Tech Witch]

Just now, ishtabalern said:

there are no debug lights

Is there an iGPU?

[ishtabalern]

1 minute ago, TheTechWizardThatNeedsHelp said:

Is there an iGPU?

yes my cpu is amd a6 3500

[Helpful Tech Witch]

Just now, ishtabalern said:

yes my cpu is amd a6 3500

Try no gpu with cable conected to the mobo display.

[ishtabalern]

1 minute ago, TheTechWizardThatNeedsHelp said:

Try no gpu with cable conected to the mobo display.

ok I'll try it thanks for the help!

[Master Disaster]

9 minutes ago, ishtabalern said:

ok I'll try it thanks for the help!

Before you start pulling things out and swapping cables, the first thing you should always do in a no post situation is a CMOS reset.

 

Unplug the power cord from the PSU, locate the coin cell battery on the board and remove it, leave it out for a good 3 minutes, replace the battery, reconnect the power and try booting again.

[ishtabalern]

56 minutes ago, Master Disaster said:

Before you start pulling things out and swapping cables, the first thing you should always do in a no post situation is a CMOS reset.

 

Unplug the power cord from the PSU, locate the coin cell battery on the board and remove it, leave it out for a good 3 minutes, replace the battery, reconnect the power and try booting again.

i did that, i did manage to boot my computer but after a day it came back again