PC wont post PL3ASE HELP

[medar]

Ok so I left my PC on I locked the screen by pressing windows key + L and went to do something for 2 hours, then when I came back home the PC was off and I tried turning it on with a screwdriver bcs I dont have a case yet thats how I do it for now and it does not want ti post fan is soinning and everything but nothing on the monitor 

[minibois]

2 minutes ago, highrusher said:

Ok so I left my PC on I locked the screen by pressing windows key + L and went to do something for 2 hours, then when I came back home the PC was off and I tried turning it on with a screwdriver bcs I dont have a case yet thats how I do it for now and it does not want ti post fan is soinning and everything but nothing on the monitor 

This is the most janktastic setup I've ever seen

You haven't changed anything about the system, right? Including using different cables and such?

I would try unplugging the HDD and network cable, double checking if your monitor's input is set to VGA and then try to turn it on again. If that didn't work, try resetting the CMOS.

What motherboard do you use?

[RollinLower]

what are the specs?

does itdo anything? maybe a debug LED on the board or post beeps?

[medar]

Just now, minibois said:

This is the most janktastic setup I've ever seen

You haven't changed anything about the system, right? Including using different cables and such?

I would try unplugging the HDD and network cable, double checking if your monitor's input is set to VGA and then try to turn it on again. If that didn't work, try resetting the CMOS.

What motherboard do you use?

So I unplug the HDD and turn the PC on?is that possible I use a gigabyte ga 78lmt s2 r1.2

[CWALD]

First, reseat all your plugs at the computer and monitor, it is super easy to bump something on an open system like that. Then check your monitor input and reset your cmos.

[medar]

Just now, RollinLower said:

what are the specs?

does itdo anything? maybe a debug LED on the board or post beeps?

nope no beeps just normal pc starting

my specs are 

gigabyte ga 78lmt s2 r1.2

HyperX Fury ddr3 ram

AMD FX 6300

Seagate HDD veryyyy old 80gb

[CWALD]

Just now, highrusher said:

So I unplug the HDD and turn the PC on?is that possible I use a gigabyte ga 78lmt s2 r1.2

Absolutely, it should post but there will be no OS

[LIGISTX]

Just now, highrusher said:

So I unplug the HDD and turn the PC on?is that possible I use a gigabyte ga 78lmt s2 r1.2

It’ll POST, it won’t load windows. But at this point we need to just get it posting.

 

Also, just so you know, hard drives are very sensitive electronics. I see you have it sorta just propped up on one corner, definitely have it sit flat on the ground. Flip it upside down if the cables won’t let it sit flat. 

[medar]

Just now, CWALD said:

First, reseat all your plugs at the computer and monitor, it is super easy to bump something on an open system like that. Then check your monitor input and reset your cmos.

yea this monitor is very old and wont let you edit anything without the pc on and Im pretty sure that everything is okay with the monitor this is some kind of else problem because as I said the pc shut down itself

[medar]

5 minutes ago, CWALD said:

Absolutely, it should post but there will be no OS

I unplugged the network cable and the HDD just as you said still nothing..

[medar]

9 minutes ago, minibois said:

This is the most janktastic setup I've ever seen

You haven't changed anything about the system, right? Including using different cables and such?

I would try unplugging the HDD and network cable, double checking if your monitor's input is set to VGA and then try to turn it on again. If that didn't work, try resetting the CMOS.

What motherboard do you use?

I dif that still nothing

[CWALD]

Kinda a shot in the dark here but unplug power from your system and let it sit for 10min before plugging it back in. I've seen some HP systems get into a weird state with all the capacitors maxed out.

[medar]

1 minute ago, CWALD said:

Kinda a shot in the dark here but unplug power from your system and let it sit for 10min before plugging it back in. I've seen some HP systems get into a weird state with all the capacitors maxed out.

looooool it was the monitor cable wtff i just swapped it and now its working perfectly, who woulf of thought of that its the stupidest possible thing. i guess i did hagahaha but thank you all for helping

[CWALD]

4 minutes ago, highrusher said:

looooool it was the monitor cable wtff i just swapped it and now its working perfectly, who woulf of thought of that its the stupidest possible thing. i guess i did hagahaha but thank you all for helping

Great, glad you found it!