Cant boot into windows, black screen with static

[zendd]

Got my new computer 1 week ago brand new.

i9 - 14900k

rtx 4090

 

When i first got it it never showed the splash screen, it always just showed a black screen with static for a couple of seconds.

Now my PC wont boot at all and its just the black screen with static on it

 

Things ive tried

- Resetting cmos with button on the back of the motherboard and taking out the battery

- Changed power cable and power outlet on a different circuit

- Took out all cables except the monitor cable

- Tried HDMI instead of displayport

- Tried only one monitor

- Tried taking out power cord and pressing button for 30 seconds

- Tried taking out power cord and waiting for 10 minutes

 

Still the same when i boot it up, tried waiting for one hour now but still the same screen.

[goatedpenguin]

Strange what are debug led/codes saying on your motherboard? If there is nothing to confirm its not a hardware issue try taking out a stick of ram and then try booting it each time. And also try booting from a live linux usb to see if its the PC or OS messing around(unlikely but worth a try). 

[zendd]

7 minutes ago, goatedpenguin said:

Strange what are debug led/codes saying on your motherboard? If there is nothing to confirm its not a hardware issue try taking out a stick of ram and then try booting it each time. And also try booting from a live linux usb to see if its the PC or OS messing around(unlikely but worth a try). 

On the MB there is just a green light and it says "Boot" besides it, no other light

[zendd]

18 minutes ago, goatedpenguin said:

Strange what are debug led/codes saying on your motherboard? If there is nothing to confirm its not a hardware issue try taking out a stick of ram and then try booting it each time. And also try booting from a live linux usb to see if its the PC or OS messing around(unlikely but worth a try). 

Tried taking out ram sticks one by one and only using one at the time. Still the same issue

[Blasty Blosty]

19 minutes ago, zendd said:

On the MB there is just a green light and it says "Boot" besides it, no other light

Is your drive plugged in / inserted correctly?

[zendd]

Just now, Blasty Blosty said:

Is your drive plugged in / inserted correctly?

Should be, havent touched the computer after i got it, worked fine for one week straight. M.2 Drive

[Blasty Blosty]

2 minutes ago, zendd said:

Should be, havent touched the computer after i got it, worked fine for one week straight. M.2 Drive

Have you installed any software or anything that could have corrupted your Windows?

 

You could also try removing the drive temporarily

[zendd]

1 minute ago, Blasty Blosty said:

Have you installed any software or anything that could have corrupted your Windows?

 

You could also try removing the drive temporarily

No software installed other than steam and HWmonitor. If i remove the drive it wont boot at all.

The problem started when i got the PC, instead of the splash screen i just get the static screen and suddenly it is in windows. Tried booting in bios but the same static screen happened. Could be that it is in recovery mode or something but i cant see it? 

 

If i remove the drive it wont have anything to boot into tho? Cant get into repair mode or anything 

[Blasty Blosty]

9 minutes ago, zendd said:

No software installed other than steam and HWmonitor. If i remove the drive it wont boot at all.

The problem started when i got the PC, instead of the splash screen i just get the static screen and suddenly it is in windows. Tried booting in bios but the same static screen happened. Could be that it is in recovery mode or something but i cant see it? 

 

If i remove the drive it wont have anything to boot into tho? Cant get into repair mode or anything 

If you still have your Windows USB, try removing the drive and booting into that instead.

 

That should rule out whether the drive is faulty. 

[zendd]

Dont have a usb but have a drive in my other computer, will try That when i Get home

2 minutes ago, Blasty Blosty said:

If you still have your Windows USB, try removing the drive and booting into that instead.

 

That should rule out whether the drive is faulty. 

 

[leclod]

I'd like your full specs. Some good pictures would be nice.

You could try without the gpu, with the igpu.

 

What do those mean ?

- Changed power cable and power outlet on a different circuit

- Took out all cables except the monitor cable

Edited May 14 by leclod

[zendd]

12 minutes ago, leclod said:

I'd like your full specs. Some good pictures would be nice.

You could try without the gpu, with the igpu.

 

What do those mean ?

- Changed power cable and power outlet on a different circuit

- Took out all cables except the monitor cable

 

Intel Core i9-14900KF Tray
ASUS ROG STRIX Z790-H GAMING WIFI
ASUS TUF RTX 4090 O24G GAMING
Kingston FURY Beast RGB DDR5 5600 MHz 2x32GB RAM
HYDRO GT PRO 1000W ATX3.0 1000W
KINGSTON NV2 1000GB M.2 2280 NVMe SSD

 

 

no igpu

 

moved the power computer to a different room just ti make sure there was Nothing with the power outlet

[leclod]

You could take the motherboard out of the case on standard cardboard and connect the minimum.

Check everything is plugged thoroughly also on psu side.

And make a few pictures

 

Did you update your Bios ? mb doesn't support 14th Intel it seems

Edited May 14 by leclod

[Blasty Blosty]

14 hours ago, leclod said:

Did you update your Bios ? mb doesn't support 14th Intel it seems

It worked fine for them for a week

 

14 hours ago, leclod said:

You could take the motherboard out of the case on standard cardboard and connect the minimum.

Check everything is plugged thoroughly also on psu side.

And make a few pictures

Hopefully this should give some insight though

[leclod]

9 hours ago, Blasty Blosty said:

It worked fine for them for a week

I can read. I still think the question is valid.

Edited May 15 by leclod

[goatedpenguin]

Plug out and back in the os drive and boot up again otherwise it may be a faulty boot drive given your debug led light.