Pc not working after changing case

[OliverKunnington]

So I just got my new case, received it this morning. I turned off my pc, that until that point was working, and assembled it in the new case. When I pressed the power button it wouldn't start. So I short the power circuit on the motherboard with a screwdriver,  but again nothing happens. Also the motherboard has a power stand by led, and it's on.  Anyone has any ideas? 

[LabRat]

no proper power or a short.

did you install the standoffs?

[OliverKunnington]

Just now, LabRat said:

no proper power or a short.

did you install the standoffs?

They came pre-installed but yes they are on there, also I forgot to mention my motherboard has a green light that indicates stand by power, and that led is on. 

[MrDrWho13]

CPU power plugged in?

[OliverKunnington]

Just now, MrDrWho13 said:

CPU power plugged in?

Yes, as I said the motherboard has a power stand by led and the led is on, so I guess power reaches the motherboard.

[MVPernula]

Backtrack, have you plugged every powercable in where it should?

Are they in properly?

Replug everything just in case.

[genexis_x]

11 minutes ago, OliverKunnington said:

So I just got my new case, received it this morning. I turned off my pc, that until that point was working, and assembled it in the new case. When I presses the power button it wouldn't start. So I touch the power circuit on the motherboard with a screwdriver,  but again nothing happens. Anyone has any ideas? 

motherboard died due to static electricity?

[OliverKunnington]

1 minute ago, MVPernula said:

Backtrack, have you plugged every powercable in where it should?

Are they in properly?

Replug everything just in case.

I have plugged the 4 pin connector for the cpu, and the 24 pin connector for the motherboard. The fan for the cpu is also plugged in the motherboard, did I miss something? 

[genexis_x]

Just now, OliverKunnington said:

I have plugged the 4 pin connector for the cpu, and the 24 pin connector for the motherboard. The fan for the cpu is also plugged in the motherboard, did I miss something? 

Front panel connectors?

[OliverKunnington]

2 minutes ago, ZM Fong said:

motherboard died due to static electricity?

I touched the delivery guys car door, isn't that enough to ground me? Also how do I diagnose that. 

[MVPernula]

4 minutes ago, OliverKunnington said:

I have plugged the 4 pin connector for the cpu, and the 24 pin connector for the motherboard. The fan for the cpu is also plugged in the motherboard, did I miss something? 

Have you plugged them out and in again? if not; do it.

 

See if they're properly inserted to the PSU as well.

[OliverKunnington]

2 minutes ago, ZM Fong said:

Front panel connectors?

First time I tried, all of them ware connected, but still shouldn't short circuiting with screwdriver work regardless of front panel connectors? 

[OliverKunnington]

1 minute ago, MVPernula said:

Have you plugged them out and in again? if not; do it.

 

See if they're properly inserted to the PSU as well.

I have tried it, and the psu cables are not removable 

[MVPernula]

Just now, OliverKunnington said:

I have tried it, and the psu cables are not removable 

What are your specs?

 

[OliverKunnington]

3 minutes ago, MVPernula said:

What are your specs?

 

Sorry for the formatting but I am posting it on my phone 

 

 

Power Supply: NOD PSU-003 620W ATX PSU

Operating System
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
CPU
    Intel Core i3 2120 @ 3.30GHz   
    Sandy Bridge 32nm Technology
RAM
    4,00GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 664MHz (9-9-9-24)
Motherboard
    ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. P8H61-M (LGA1155)  
Graphics
    Radeon r7 360 
Storage
    232GB Seagate ST3250410AS ATA Device (SATA)  
Optical Drives
    No optical disk drives detected
Audio
    USB PnP Sound Device

[MVPernula]

2 minutes ago, OliverKunnington said:

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Try unplugging the GPU using just the iGPU.

[DumbTrollface]

Is it possible to rebuild it in the old case just to check?

[LabRat]

breadboard it. must see if it has something to do with the case........... and a short.

[OliverKunnington]

1 minute ago, MVPernula said:

Try unplugging the GPU using just the iGPU.

I complete removed the graphics card (it requires a 6 pin connector ) but still nothing. 

[Maxinfamily]

Just remove the mobo out of the case and build It outside. Check if everything works, then put It in again.

[MVPernula]

4 minutes ago, OliverKunnington said:

I complete removed the graphics card (it requires a 6 pin connector ) but still nothing. 

It really sounds like something is broken.

 

Take everything out and test it outside you case. If it doesn't start I fear you're out of luck.

[LabRat]

oliver/max/mvp............ did you read my last post?

[OliverKunnington]

26 minutes ago, Maxinfamily said:

Just remove the mobo out of the case and build It outside. Check if everything works, then put It in again.

 

24 minutes ago, MVPernula said:

It really sounds like something is broken.

 

Take everything out and test it outside you case. If it doesn't start I fear you're out of luck.

 

22 minutes ago, LabRat said:

oliver/max/mvp............ did you read my last post?

I just pulled everything out and tried to start  it and nothing happens ,unless I do something wrong I don't see how I could burn something. 

[MVPernula]

1 minute ago, OliverKunnington said:

 

 

I just pulled everything out and tried to start  it and nothing happens ,unless I do something wrong I don't see how I could burn something. 

You can short stuff by touch unless you're using wristwraps connected to a PSU and all that, so most likely one of you components died in the process.
My guess is the motherboard.

[OliverKunnington]

8 minutes ago, MVPernula said:

You can short stuff by touch unless you're using wristwraps connected to a PSU and all that, so most likely one of you components died in the process.
My guess is the motherboard.

I thought that my self but electricity clearly passes through, as indicated by the power stand by led. Could it be something else?