HALP - PC isn't booting.

[SadPCer]

5 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

Nvm I fixed what was causing the beep. But now the PC doesn't stay on for long. It stays on for a few seconds and then seemingly turns itself off.

If you remember the amount of beeps I know you fixed it but it might help your case

[AlTech]

44 minutes ago, SCHISCHKA said:

dude reassemble everything because almost everything could have been knocked loose. you dont want any loose connections causing arcing

I don't have the time to do that.

[AlTech]

1 minute ago, SadPCer said:

If you remember the amount of beeps I know you fixed it but it might help your case

What's the issue then?

 

If it turns on but then turns itself off then there's a question of power.  But IDK what to do....

[SCHISCHKA]

16 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

I don't have the time to do that.

do you have time not to? its been over an hour and your not solved

[W-L]

23 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

Nvm I fixed what was causing the beep. But now the PC doesn't stay on for long. It stays on for a few seconds and then seemingly turns itself off.

Well it beeped that was a good sign, I got to say that's got me a bit stumped then, is it overheating or have a stuck power button?

 

Last thing on I could really say would be to individually test each component to discover if something is dead. 

[AlTech]

1 minute ago, W-L said:

Well it beeped that was a good sign, I got to say that's got me a bit stumped then, is it overheating or have a stuck power button?

 

Last thing on I could really say would be to individually test each component to discover if something is dead. 

The USB power delivery cable looks kind of sketchy....... that's the only other thing I got.

[W-L]

8 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

The USB power delivery cable looks kind of sketchy....... that's the only other thing I got.

Only other things I can think of causing the system to just shut down would be a short circuit somewhere. 

 

Try going through any steps missed in the posting guide here if your still not getting anything then you might need to unfortunately go through the process of testing each component to see if one of them failed. 

 

[AlTech]

55 minutes ago, W-L said:

Only other things I can think of causing the system to just shut down would be a short circuit somewhere. 

 

Try going through any steps missed in the posting guide here if your still not getting anything then you might need to unfortunately go through the process of testing each component to see if one of them failed. 

 

@STRMfrmXMN @Energycore

 

 

this is a stupid question but which side of the power supply cable do I plug into the gpu?

the one which says PCI-E? or the one which says Type 4?

[AlTech]

Ok. Right now the GPU isn't powering on.

[jackson-taliana]

pcie goes into the gpu

[jackson-taliana]

build your pc onto your motherboard box so you can simply see everything, you don't need to plug in you graphics card so take that out. all other things like hard drives are not needed, use a testbench if you have. once you do that swap in and out components to determine what it is. also make sure you plug in the HDMI to the mobo

[AlTech]

2 minutes ago, jackson-taliana said:

pcie goes into the gpu

Thank you to absolutely everybody.

 

Thank You @W-L. You guys are awesome. The situation appears to be fixed

[jackson-taliana]

1 minute ago, AluminiumTech said:

Thank you to absolutely everybody.

 

Thank You @W-L. You guys are awesome. The situation appears to be fixed

how did you fix it?

[AlTech]

2 minutes ago, jackson-taliana said:

how did you fix it?

I reseated everything. Unplugged and replugged almost all cables. Reseated the CPU and CPU cooler.

 

Reseated the RAM and the GPU.