help I just finished building a new PC, it turned on and now it doesn't want to.

[DivineJO]

I downloaded all the drivers, activated Windows, and then restarted it. That's when it stopped showing anything. I have a Ryzen 3 3200G. 

 

Please help! I need this for University! .

[Guest]

Almost sounds like one of the drivers messed it up. What drivers exactly did you download?

[kelvinhall05]

Clear CMOS and try again. Can you get into BIOS?

[Moonzy]

44 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

That's when it stopped showing anything.

does it still show the splash screen? (the motherboard brans logo when system first starts up)

or literally nothing at all?

[DivineJO]

19 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

does it still show the splash screen? (the motherboard brans logo when system first starts up)

or literally nothing at all?

It's just a black screen says it getting no signal.

[DivineJO]

1 hour ago, RonnyDouglas said:

Almost sounds like one of the drivers messed it up. What drivers exactly did you download?

I downloaded drivers straight from the motherboard manufacturer and from AMD. Downloaded the B450M Bazooka Max WiFi drivers from MSI and the Ryzen 3 3200G ones from AMD.

[Moonzy]

5 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

It's just a black screen says it getting no signal.

 

which LED is it stuck on? (top right of the board)

[DivineJO]

Just now, Moonzy said:

 

which LED is it stuck on?

The fourth one 

[Moonzy]

3 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

The fourth one 

the bottom most?

 

edit:

[DivineJO]

1 minute ago, Moonzy said:

the bottom most?

The one on the far right↓

[Moonzy]

4 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

The one on the far right↓

try unplugging your m.2 drive

see if you get a post screen

[DivineJO]

26 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

try unplugging your m.2 drive

see if you get a post screen

Was able to get into the BIOS after removing the M.2

 

Should I reset the BIOS or something? And how would I do that lol.

 

Or is the problem the M.2 itself? 

[Moonzy]

10 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

Was able to get into the BIOS after removing the M.2

hmm... so you're not getting a splash screen when m.2 is plugged in?

might be faulty drive or just bad bios settings

10 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

Should I reset the BIOS or something? And how would I do that lol.

you could do that

 

power down the system, power off the PSU and:

 

- find the CLR_CMOS pins and short them with a screw driver for 2 seconds (normally near bottom right of motherboard)

 

OR

 

-  take out the button cell for 2 minutes, then put the battery back in

 

then try to boot

[DivineJO]

10 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

hmm... so you're not getting a splash screen when m.2 is plugged in?

might be faulty drive or just bad bios settings

you could do that

 

power down the system, power off the PSU and:

 

- find the CLR_CMOS pins and short them with a screw driver for 2 seconds (normally near bottom right of motherboard)

 

OR

 

-  take out the button cell for 2 minutes, then put the battery back in

 

then try to boot

I did what you told me about the battery and I was able to boot to windows but then I out of nowhere got an error? I was able to take a picture of it just in time.

 

Oh! And the white light isn't flashing anymore. 

Edited August 10, 2020 by DivineJO

[Moonzy]

2 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

I did what you told me about the battery and I was able to boot to windows but then I out of nowhere got an error? I was able to take a picture of it just in time.

 

what driver did u install exactly?

58 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

Downloaded the B450M Bazooka Max WiFi drivers from MSI and the Ryzen 3 3200G ones from AMD.

wifi driver should be fine, but what are 3200G drivers? graphics drivers?

[DivineJO]

35 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

 

what driver did u install exactly?

wifi driver should be fine, but what are 3200G drivers? graphics drivers?

Downloaded this one 

[Moonzy]

1 minute ago, DivineJO said:

Downloaded this one

ah ok, that's a graphics driver.

 

is the blue screen still happening?

maybe try uninstalling the wifi driver if it is

[DivineJO]

31 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

ah ok, that's a graphics driver.

 

is the blue screen still happening?

maybe try uninstalling the wifi driver if it is

Well, I haven't uninstalled any of the motherboard drivers and I'm not having any problems so far 

 

So I think I might be good? 

Edited August 11, 2020 by DivineJO

[Moonzy]

Just now, DivineJO said:

So I think I might be good? 

hopefully

 

what RAM are you using?

[DivineJO]

8 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

hopefully

 

what RAM are you using?

[Moonzy]

3 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

 

did u enable XMP/DOCP in the bios?

if you didnt, do that, and then test the RAM with memtest86

 

if it failed and wont boot, reset CMOS again and turn on XMP/DOCP, but set the ram frequency to 2933

[DivineJO]

18 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

did u enable XMP/DOCP in the bios?

if you didnt, do that, and then test the RAM with memtest86

 

if it failed and wont boot, reset CMOS again and turn on XMP/DOCP, but set the ram frequency to 2933

I had already done that before, I think that's when I got the issues. I had set it to 3000 but I just left it at Auto and it's working fine rn 

[Moonzy]

3 minutes ago, DivineJO said:

I had already done that before, I think that's when I got the issues. I had set it to 3000 but I just left it at Auto and it's working fine rn 

it could be unstable RAM because Zen+ doesnt do so hot with 3000MHz sometimes

 

i asked about RAM because it resembled RAM issue too

[DivineJO]

24 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

it could be unstable RAM because Zen+ doesnt do so hot with 3000MHz sometimes

 

i asked about RAM because it resembled RAM issue too

I think I'm good for now, thanks for everything! You're a lifesaver!