Not posting after it was

[TheDoctorOfDeath]

Please help, after putting together my new computer getting it fully up and running doing all kinds of updates including a bios update I shut it down and installed a couple of old drives then it wouldn't post all the lights and fans went on there were beeps no flashing warning light, after now removing my old drives and setting it back to exactly what it was before it still won't post. Any ideas?

 

[TheDoctorOfDeath]

And sorry it's a R7 7800X3D in a gigabyte b650m auoros elite with a crucial p3 m.2 SSD crucial pro 32gb ram at 5800hz and a gigabyte RX 7800XT

[Hinjima]

4 minutes ago, TheDoctorOfDeath said:

Please help, after putting together my new computer getting it fully up and running doing all kinds of updates including a bios update I shut it down and installed a couple of old drives then it wouldn't post all the lights and fans went on there were beeps no flashing warning light, after now removing my old drives and setting it back to exactly what it was before it still won't post. Any ideas?

 

Remove the CMOS battery ( Silver round battery on the motherboard ) for 5 minutes, put it back in and try again.

[TheDoctorOfDeath]

9 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Remove the CMOS battery ( Silver round battery on the motherboard ) for 5 minutes, put it back in and try again.

The cmos battery is proving quite stubborn to remove, don't wanna hurt anything any thoughts?

[Hinjima]

5 minutes ago, TheDoctorOfDeath said:

The cmos battery is proving quite stubborn to remove, don't wanna hurt anything any thoughts?

There are 2 small pins like in this picture ( this is your motherboard )

Use a screwdriver and touch both at the same time, this will clear the CMOS in the way removing the battery will.

Doing this will reset all changes made in the BIOS  ( Not BIOS versions ).

Try this.

[brob]

Did you boot immediately after the BIOS update? (I'm wondering if the BIOS update worked properly.)

 

 

[TheDoctorOfDeath]

I'm pretty sure I did boot properly after, I'm giving it a second after figuring out how the batter holder worked, I'm obviously not that bright, I'll see if that works, would it be worth reseating the ram and CPU if that doesn't work?

[TheDoctorOfDeath]

31 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

There are 2 small pins like in this picture ( this is your motherboard )

Use a screwdriver and touch both at the same time, this will clear the CMOS in the way removing the battery will.

Doing this will reset all changes made in the BIOS  ( Not BIOS versions ).

Try this.

So after cmos battery reset it still won't post, and after giving up and going back to my old system it also won't post. 

[TheDoctorOfDeath]

I have gotten the old system up so next I'll test if somehow the specific display ports on my monitors are messed up.