windows 10 not booting

[BlakeThePCScrub]

Windows 10 wasn't being recognised in any of my usb ports when i tried to boot the computer, after going to the bios this is the order of "most important"

UEFI Hard Disk, UEFI CD/DVD, UEFI USB Hard Disk, UEFI USB CD/DVD, UEFI USB Key, UEFI Network, Hard Disk, CD/DVD, USB Hard Disk, USB CD/DVD, USB Key, USB Floppy , Network

 

I was told this is where I had to go on my last post which has now, died.

[Loagster]

Try clicking UEFI Usb Key, if it's a USB drive. If it's an optical disk, UEFI USB CD/DVD (if using a USB dvd drive) Or UEFI CD/DVD (if using internal DVD drive).

[BlakeThePCScrub]

11 minutes ago, Loagster said:

Try clicking UEFI Usb Key, if it's a USB drive. If it's an optical disk, UEFI USB CD/DVD (if using a USB dvd drive) Or UEFI CD/DVD (if using internal DVD drive).

Haven't been able to try this yet because the PC turned itself off, I'd assume this is because the gfx card is over heating due to 4 case fans not being on as a molex to pin adapter was not in my psu kit. 

I'll have to go pick one up I guess.

 

Does this sound correct?

[NoRomanBatmansAllowed]

1 minute ago, BlakeThePCScrub said:

Haven't been able to try this yet because the PC turned itself off, I'd assume this is because the gfx card is over heating due to 4 case fans not being on as a molex to pin adapter was not in my psu kit. 

I'll have to go pick one up I guess.

 

Does this sound correct?

Try using integrated graphics?

 

[BlakeThePCScrub]

1 minute ago, bob51zhang said:

Try using integrated graphics?

 

removing the gfx card?

[Loagster]

what motherboard and processor do you have? I might be able to figure something out.

[NoRomanBatmansAllowed]

Just now, BlakeThePCScrub said:

removing the gfx card?

Just by moving the display connection to the mobo. Optional to remove the video card.

 

[Electronics Wizardy]

9 minutes ago, BlakeThePCScrub said:

Haven't been able to try this yet because the PC turned itself off, I'd assume this is because the gfx card is over heating due to 4 case fans not being on as a molex to pin adapter was not in my psu kit. 

I'll have to go pick one up I guess.

 

Does this sound correct?

your gpu didn't over heat. It was doing nothing. It probably turns off if idle in bios.

[BlakeThePCScrub]

8 minutes ago, Loagster said:

what motherboard and processor do you have? I might be able to figure something out.

i7 6700k and msi z170a M5

[BlakeThePCScrub]

2 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

your gpu didn't over heat. It was doing nothing. It probably turns off if idle in bios.

I still haven't been able to turn it back on though...

[Loagster]

42 minutes ago, BlakeThePCScrub said:

i7 6700k and msi z170a M5

Do you have RAM from the qualified vendors list? that may be why. I'd try a slower DDR4 speed.

[BlakeThePCScrub]

43 minutes ago, Loagster said:

Do you have RAM from the qualified vendors list? that may be why. I'd try a slower DDR4 speed.

I have 3000mhz but when I first ran the pc and pressed f1 or something it said it was both running at 2133

[Loagster]

Yeah, I would get slower DIMMs. If you want to try using your 3000mhz DIMMs, this guy had a similar problem and showed how to fix it. go to 9:45

 

[BlakeThePCScrub]

1 hour ago, Loagster said:

Yeah, I would get slower DIMMs. If you want to try using your 3000mhz DIMMs, this guy had a similar problem and showed how to fix it. go to 9:45

 

Cheers.

[Loagster]

6 hours ago, BlakeThePCScrub said:

Cheers.

Sweet! Glad to know it helped out.