No Boot - Green Light ON

[toastythomas]

EDIT:   It was a super simple mistake and I'm really stupid. I was trying to turn on the computer through the "I/O headers" even though it was not the I/O header. Took me three hours and lots of stress to figure that out. Intel motherboards even color code the I/O headers. The real one on the mobo was on the bottom right and the "fake" one was in the middle of the bottom. Don't be silly.

 

I just transferred my PC components to my new custom wooden case and now nothing is turning on. The motherboard LED is on though. I don't know what else to provide. It was all working before but now it's not. I have a hunch that I damaged something in the process of transferring. 

 

[Verrierr]

Honestly it could be something as stupid as power button.

[Faster_Speeding]

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

[toastythomas]

1 minute ago, Faster_Speeding said:

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

Already followed it.

[toastythomas]

2 minutes ago, Verrierr said:

Honestly it could be something as stupid as power button.

How would I test without the power button?

[toastythomas]

8 minutes ago, toastythomas said:

How would I test without the power button?

Nvm tried it and nothing.

 

[Faster_Speeding]

It'd be hard to find out what's damaged without going through the debugging steps such as swapping out hardware and testing hardware on a test bench/other pc.

[RileyTheFox]

14 minutes ago, toastythomas said:

How would I test without the power button?

You use a jumper or short pins out on the motherboard 

[toastythomas]

12 minutes ago, Faster_Speeding said:

It'd be hard to find out what's damaged without going through the debugging steps such as swapping out hardware and testing hardware on a test bench/other pc.

I tested it with a different power supply. Same issue. How to troubleshoot a motherboard?

 

[toastythomas]

37 minutes ago, Verrierr said:

Honestly it could be something as stupid as power button.

 

21 minutes ago, Faster_Speeding said:

It'd be hard to find out what's damaged without going through the debugging steps such as swapping out hardware and testing hardware on a test bench/other pc.

Okay update. I was fooling around when I was halfway plugging in the 24 pin, the CPU cooler and power supply fans spin up. They blink as the green light is blinking but when I plug in all the way they stop. Wtf