Help !!!!

[Dayday1807]

Hi guys, I just installed a new AIO cooler from Corsair and when I go to boot up the Pc everything turns on except the power led on the case, the monitor does not display, and peripherals do not aswell. All of the case fans and and cooler fans turn on as well as the RAM.

 

what should I do??? I have had this issue before when doing something to my pc. My pc is 3 weeks old .

 

[Bombastinator]

This is confusing. How does everything work except some less and then there is also all this other stuff that doesn’t work.  I can’t even tell what is up with your system from this description. 
 

best I can get is monitor and (some?) peripherals aren’t working.  
 

RGB isn’t really part of system functionality.  It’s an afterthought thing that doesn’t do much.  It is sometimes useful if it happens to get power from somewhere else.

 

What needs to be known:

-what system is it? Is it a prebuilt? In which case we need the model of the machine.  If it is whitebox (home assembled) we need to know the model of each part used.

-What is not functioning? Apparently the monitor is not displaying.  There appears to be some peripheral issues. That’s all I can really tell. 

[Dayday1807]

It’s a custom built by me.

 

intel i5 8400

Corsair ram 2x 8gb

RTX 2060

Cooler: Corsair water cooler rgb

hard drive: seagate barracuda 2tb

mobo: ASrock b365 pro 4. 
PSU: Corsair 650 w modular power supply.

[Bombastinator]

14 minutes ago, Dayday1807 said:

It’s a custom built by me.

 

intel i5 8400

Corsair ram 2x 8gb

RTX 2060

Cooler: Corsair water cooler rgb

hard drive: seagate barracuda 2tb

mobo: ASrock b365 pro 4. 
PSU: Corsair 650 w modular power supply.

Cool.  That helps.  The model and age of the PSU may also turn out to be important.

 

I am given to understand you started to have functionality problems after installing an AIO cooler.  This shouldn’t affect systems, which makes me suspect you may have jostled something when you did the install.  Perhaps check your cable connections and reseat things? Re: fans and RGB. Did you move any fan connections to make room for the AIO connections? RGB sometimes has compatibility problems but I don’t really know how that all works. A rgb compatibility problem shouldn’t affect monitor functionality though.

[Dayday1807]

I will do. Thank u.

 

I will get back to u soon!

[Dayday1807]

2 hours ago, Bombastinator said:

Cool.  That helps.  The model and age of the PSU may also turn out to be important.

 

I am given to understand you started to have functionality problems after installing an AIO cooler.  This shouldn’t affect systems, which makes me suspect you may have jostled something when you did the install.  Perhaps check your cable connections and reseat things? Re: fans and RGB. Did you move any fan connections to make room for the AIO connections? RGB sometimes has compatibility problems but I don’t really know how that all works. A rgb compatibility problem shouldn’t affect monitor functionality though.

It did not fix the issue uhhh!!!

 

I have no clue what it could be!

 

any suggestions 

[Dayday1807]

Hi guys, I just installed a new AIO cooler from Corsair and when I go to boot up the Pc everything turns on except the power led on the case, the monitor does not display, and peripherals do not aswell. All of the case fans and and cooler fans turn on as well as the RAM.

 

what should I do??? I have had this issue before when doing something to my pc. My pc is 3 weeks old .

 

it is a custom built by me

 

intel I 5 8400

RTX 2060

Corsair vengence rgb 2x 8gb ram 

corsair 650 w PSU 

Corsair water cooler

seagate Barracuda 2tb 

mobo: ASrock b365 pro 4

 

Please help!!!! I have plugged and unplugged every cord, re seeded the ram, took out gpu and put it back in,  and reset mobo battery.

 

 

!!!!!

[GhostRoadieBL]

the corsair water cooler, does it have an RGB line in or an internal controller on the pump which plugs into the motherboard?

I would remove the cooler and check the CPU seating in the socket. possible there is too much mounting pressure and a pin is no longer touching. 

power LED should just be a pair of pins on the motherboard so no reason for that not to work unless there is something else wrong or it's in the wrong pins

 

I have seen this when a 12v source (like RGB header from a pump) is pushing power back into the board and all the LEDs and fans kick on but the system isn't actually on it's just being supplied power. to diagnose you basically have the psu on and unplug/replug each fan, RGB strip/header and see which one gets the fans to stop spinning. that's your bad connection causing everything else to turn on.

[Dayday1807]

Ok. I will get back to u. 

[Entropy.]

18 minutes ago, Dayday1807 said:

 

Hi guys, I just installed a new AIO cooler from Corsair and when I go to boot up the Pc everything turns on except the power led on the case, the monitor does not display, and peripherals do not aswell. All of the case fans and and cooler fans turn on as well as the RAM.

 

 

Hey man. I know you want help, but Making 10+ posts on it is not okay, and is considered spam. If you haven't been warned already, you're pretty lucky, but There's a good chance that you could be warned, restricted, or eventually banned if you keep this up. I just wanted to inform you. 

[Dayday1807]

1 hour ago, GhostRoadieBL said:

the corsair water cooler, does it have an RGB line in or an internal controller on the pump which plugs into the motherboard?

I would remove the cooler and check the CPU seating in the socket. possible there is too much mounting pressure and a pin is no longer touching. 

power LED should just be a pair of pins on the motherboard so no reason for that not to work unless there is something else wrong or it's in the wrong pins

 

I have seen this when a 12v source (like RGB header from a pump) is pushing power back into the board and all the LEDs and fans kick on but the system isn't actually on it's just being supplied power. to diagnose you basically have the psu on and unplug/replug each fan, RGB strip/header and see which one gets the fans to stop spinning. that's your bad connection causing everything else to turn on.

I tried fixing it that way, did not work any other suggestions!!!

 

many thanks!

[GhostRoadieBL]

59 minutes ago, Dayday1807 said:

I tried fixing it that way, did not work any other suggestions!!

the next step is really just start pulling everything one at a time and see when it starts booting. I would start with removing all fan connectors, then front IO, graphics card, single stick of ram, then swap, really just a matter of pulling parts and plugging back in. I would start with the 24pin as it sounds like your board is getting 12v and nothing else

[Dayday1807]

24 minutes ago, GhostRoadieBL said:

the next step is really just start pulling everything one at a time and see when it starts booting. I would start with removing all fan connectors, then front IO, graphics card, single stick of ram, then swap, really just a matter of pulling parts and plugging back in. I would start with the 24pin as it sounds like your board is getting 12v and nothing else

Uhhh! None of it worked.

 

any other suggests! many thanks!!!

[RAS_3885]

25 minutes ago, Dayday1807 said:

Uhhh! None of it worked.

 

any other suggests! many thanks!!!

So, with only the CPU, single stick of RAM, and operating system hard drive you still can't get the system to boot? Is that correct?

[Dayday1807]

Just now, RAS_3885 said:

So, with only the CPU, single stick of RAM, and operating system hard drive you still can't get the system to boot? Is that correct?

Correct!

[RAS_3885]

Just now, Dayday1807 said:

Correct!

Does it post?

[Dayday1807]

Just now, Dayday1807 said:

Correct!

The ram lights up, the case fans spin when they plugged in, the gpu fans spin when plugged in but, no display on monitor and no power to peripherals.

[Dayday1807]

Just now, Dayday1807 said:

The ram lights up, the case fans spin when they plugged in, the gpu fans spin when plugged in but, no display on monitor and no power to peripherals.

It does not boot!

[RAS_3885]

7 minutes ago, Dayday1807 said:

It does not boot!

Does it post? As in, can you get into the BIOS?

 

If you CANNOT, and you are not getting any display output, then you need to start swapping components to find what's not working.

 

Motherboard, CPU (with onboard graphics), one RAM stick, hard drive, and power supply is the minimum viable hardware needed to post and boot. You don't need any case fans plugged in for this troubleshooting. If you cannot get that to happen with the hardware you have then one of those components is not working. You'll need to start replacing them one by one to find where the issue is.

[Dayday1807]

Could the issue be a broken cpu? Or would that not be realistic

[RAS_3885]

11 minutes ago, Dayday1807 said:

Could the issue be a broken cpu? Or would that not be realistic

Make sure you quote people you're replying to so they know you responded.

 

It could be an issue with any of these components. You can unplug the hard drive since we're just trying to get the computer to post and get into the BIOS.

 

Motherboard

CPU

RAM stick

Power supply

 

Since you started having issue after installing the AIO, start by carefully removing the CPU from the socket and inspecting the CPU and socket pins for damage.

[Dayday1807]

28 minutes ago, RAS_3885 said:

Make sure you quote people you're replying to so they know you responded.

 

It could be an issue with any of these components. You can unplug the hard drive since we're just trying to get the computer to post and get into the BIOS.

 

Motherboard

CPU

RAM stick

Power supply

 

Since you started having issue after installing the AIO, start by carefully removing the CPU from the socket and inspecting the CPU and socket pins for damage.

Ok, will

do.

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