Computer turns on, then off

[WatShmat]

My computer turns on with fans, leds, and stuff, then turns off after about three seconds.  Nothing displays on my monitors.  I have tried un-plugging everything from usb and changing where the pc is plugged into but no result.  I've tried the motherboard power button also.

 

 

CPU:

 

Intel Core i7-5820k CPU @ 3.30GHz 

 

CPU Cooler:

 

Astek 550LC 120MM Watercooler

 

Ram:

 

Ballistix Sport DDR4 ram  4x 4G

 

GPU:

 

AMD Radeon R9 290x 4GB

 

Motherboard:

 

msi X99S SLI PLUS

 

Power Supply:

 

Can't specify but it is 800w High Power or something made by Sirtec

 

SSD:

 

256GB ADATA SP610 SATA III 6.0Gb/s SSD

 

Hard Drive:

 

2TB SATA III 6GB/s 7200RPM 64MB Cache 3.5" HD

 

or something like

 

TOSHIBA DT01ACA200 2TB 64MB Cache SATA 3 (6.0 Gb/S) 3.5" Internal Hard Drive Bare Drive

 

PSU:

 

Not sure no brand something cheap might be the problem. 800w

[Fr0sty22]

make sure all your connetions are good and give it some time to rest its not good if you keep on doing that over and over again

 

[Velvet Revolver]

How many beeps?

Any codes?

POST?

[WatShmat]

Just now, Velvet Revolver said:

How many beeps?

Any codes?

POST?

No beeps

Not sure about codes (sorry not great at tech)

and nothing boots on the monitors so no post i think

[WatShmat]

3 minutes ago, Fr0sty22 said:

make sure all your connetions are good and give it some time to rest its not good if you keep on doing that over and over again

 

You mean like the cables inside the tower right? Sorry lol just trying to be sure.

[Fr0sty22]

Just now, WatShmat said:

You mean like the cables inside the tower right? Sorry lol just trying to be sure.

yes

 

[WatShmat]

There may be a short.  I didnt have my door on my tower and the people cleaning my house thought it was a good idea to put my console controllers inside my tower.  But it had turned on after they had done that so idk.

[Fr0sty22]

i had the same problem

trust me after a while windows will run a diagnostics and fix it   

[Fr0sty22]

not with the open door thing

the connections

also unplung the power cord and put it back in it worked for me 

[WatShmat]

1 minute ago, Fr0sty22 said:

i had the same problem

trust me after a while windows will run a diagnostics and fix it   

But its not posting, how would it run a diagnostic?  Ive had the problem before but it went away in around 5 minutes of fiddling.  now ive tried to fix it for around an hour.

[Fr0sty22]

its funny but just keep on un pluging the power cord and switching the power switch on the psu over and over again it will eventually work

also before this look in you motherboard book and make sure you power sw is connected in the right socket on youe mobo

[Shadow_Storm56]

37 minutes ago, Fr0sty22 said:

its funny but just keep on un pluging the power cord and switching the power switch on the psu over and over again it will eventually work

also before this look in you motherboard book and make sure you power sw is connected in the right socket on youe mobo

Reset cmos .

 

[WatShmat]

4 minutes ago, Shadow_Storm56 said:

Reset cmos .

 

That's taking out the little battery on the motherboard right?  Will that have any other effect on the computer other than possibly fixing the problem?

[Fr0sty22]

im not sure but it could be that i would look into it on yt first but idk if it wuld harm it

for sheits and jiggles i think cuming on it would work, semen might get them connections all go and up can running

2 months later...(spongebob narrator voice)

a mini itx mobo comes out

1 year later your giving half of your money to your old mobo/wife to keep your new atx child

[Fr0sty22]

your mini itx mobo grew up so fast and you replaced your wife with him 

btw i meant 10 years

[Corrupt_Liberty]

Sounds like something is shorted out here.  Check to make sure you don't have an extra standoff under the motherboard somewhere.  I'd also disconnect everything you can from the motherboard aside from what you need to make it work (one stick of ram, CPU, GPU) and try powering on again. If that works just add one component at a time to see where the problem is.

[WatShmat]

This issue is solved.  Worked by doing the thing where I turn the PSU on and off many times.