HELP PC WONTS BOOT NOT EVEN POST

[1v1mebro]

I builds this PC about two weeks ago and today I let my bro play battlefield 1 on it and from what I heard he told me it frooze and said it was sending error reports to Microsoft and now it won't boot to win 10.It won't even post

[1v1mebro]

Just now, 1v1mebro said:

I builds this PC about two weeks ago and today I let my bro play battlefield 1 on it and from what I heard he told me it frooze and said it was sending error reports to Microsoft and now it won't boot to win 10.It won't even post

 

This is it 

[Julian5]

Does it get to the bios?

[Aleks NE]

2 minutes ago, 1v1mebro said:

I builds this PC about two weeks ago and today I let my bro play battlefield 1 on it and from what I heard he told me it frooze and said it was sending error reports to Microsoft and now it won't boot to win 10.It won't even post

 

 

Does it power on? If not then RIP your motherboard/CPU. 

[Droidbot]

check all connections

make sure it's actually plugged into power and the power switch is in the on position (do this, I've made this mistake at least once) 

 

[1v1mebro]

It powers on

[1v1mebro]

1 minute ago, Droidbot said:

check all connections

make sure it's actually plugged into power and the power switch is in the on position (do this, I've made this mistake at least once) 

 

I'm doing a full check now

[Julian5]

Just now, 1v1mebro said:

It powers on

Can you access the bios? if so try recovery windows mode or reinstall windows.

[1v1mebro]

2 minutes ago, Julian5 said:

Can you access the bios? if so try recovery windows mode or reinstall windows.

I wish I could no that but it won't post

[Julian5]

Just now, 1v1mebro said:

I wish I could no that but it won't post

Try reseting the cmos

[1v1mebro]

4 minutes ago, Julian5 said:

Try reseting the cmos

What will that do and how could I try doing it

[1v1mebro]

Just now, 1v1mebro said:

What will that do and how could I try doing it

 

5 minutes ago, Julian5 said:

Try reseting the cmos

I have a Asus z170i pro gaming

[Pachuca]

2 minutes ago, 1v1mebro said:

I wish I could no that but it won't post

I get this problem sometimes when trying to stress test during overclocking. I usually unplug the psu for about 15 secs wait and make sure the entire power was drained (while psu is unplugged you can press the power button just to be sure) than plug the power back in and try booting. Sometimes you need to try it a few times. I had this happen to me the other day and draining power than rebooting fixed it.  

[Pachuca]

8 minutes ago, 1v1mebro said:

What will that do and how could I try doing it

clearing the cmos will reset your bios to default, but you should do that if all else fails. Locate a battery on your mobo and remove it than put it back in. 

 

Edit: I think your mobo doesn't have a batter according asus website it has 1 x Clear CMOS jumper(s). I've never used those before not sure how you would do it, but I'm sure someone else will help with explaining that.

[1v1mebro]

It's mind fucking boggling 

the amount of times I leave home with something working and returning to see it not working only difference this time is that this is a 1500 dollar computer 

[1v1mebro]

1 hour ago, Julian5 said:

Try reseting the cmos

Thank you it worked