BSOD

[ABloodyproducer]

Hey there! Could you please help me? Starting this morning I started getting BSODs after I zapped my finger on the case's power button. Its a corair 250D, and Im afraid that the current flowed into the motherboard and all the components because its all metal. The BSOD says PFN LIST CORRUPT. I did ignore the BSODs and continued olaying CSGO and then Boom another one, it crashed and now its not turning on. The LED indicator on my motherboard has the CPU led turned on. The computer wont turn on too.?? help

[iRileyx]

If it gave you a shock pressing the power button, why even try to turn it on again? let alone use it when it did come on.

Sounds like you've shorted something out, could possibly be something metal stuck behind the motherboard.

[ABloodyproducer]

It did turn on after i pressed it, turned on for a few hours, Now it just shat itself

[RR3XBX]

Unplug everything, even gpu
Make sure you plugged the Front-panel connectors in properly, then start it up.

It's rather easy for a short to kill your entire pc, so be careful.

[elpiop]

I believe that stop code is related to a hard drive error. But yeah it does sound like something shorted 

[ABloodyproducer]

7 minutes ago, RR3XBX said:

Unplug everything, even gpu
Make sure you plugged the Front-panel connectors in properly, then start it up.

It's rather easy for a short to kill your entire pc, so be careful.

I did what you said, i even unplugged the 4 pin cpu power and the front panel connectors are in fine even unplugged the cpu fan and turned it on its still shows the cpu led

[ABloodyproducer]

9 minutes ago, elpiop said:

I believe that stop code is related to a hard drive error. But yeah it does sound like something shorted 

Does shorting out take a few hours?

[elpiop]

hmm well I would check where the power button is connected to the motherboard. Make sure the plug is set correctly on the pins. You could do this for all the power cables actually, just to make sure it's all connected properly

 

edit: sorry, just saw the above post where he suggested to do the same thing

Edited January 7, 2017 by elpiop

[elpiop]

You could try clearing the CMOS also. 

[ABloodyproducer]

5 minutes ago, elpiop said:

hmm well I would check where the power button is connected to the motherboard. Make sure the plug is set correctly on the pins. You could do this for all the power cables actually, just to make sure it's all connected properly

 

edit: sorry, just saw the above post where he suggested to do the same thing

I just reseated the front panel connectors, still wouldnt work. I also tried to jumpstart the pc by a screw driver on the front IO thingies on the mobo with a flathead, still shows the red led on the mobo for Cpu

[ABloodyproducer]

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