PC won't turn on

[MeanBarrel52481]

So last night I turned my computer to give a break. This morning I go to press the power button and nothing happens. I have the Asus Deluxe II motherboard and the leds are breathing like I configured them to do. I've tried pressing the power and reset switch onn the motherboard and nothing happens. When I press the clear cmos button the computer turns on and prompts me to go to the BIOS and when I save and exit it just turns off again and does not work.

 

Computer configuration

Intel i7 6850K

ASUS Deluxe II

2 x 16GB Corsair Vengeance Led 3000 MHZ

Corsair H115i

MSI GeForce 1070 Sea Hawk

512GB samsung 960 pro

Seagate firecracker 2tb sshd

Corsair rm1000i PSU

Windows 10

[Sack]

Disconnect every single thing connected to your computer except the power cord, see if that does anything.

[Haeking]

Check the power supply's back to see if its flipped on the right way, also check the red switch to see if its on the right voltage out put. Take out the cmos battery and wait about 15-30 min then place it back in for a cmos reset. There is also a hard reset on your mobo if you look it up you can take off the pin cap, start it up and then see if that works. And also you can try testing the power supply's 24 pin by taking a paper clip and shoving one end into a black and one into a green and seeing if you get power to see if its the psu.

 

[Haeking]

This also goes to say you can try taking out every stick of ram and placing in each one, one by one to see if its faulty ram. Sometimes it just needs to do this and all your ram is working, but sometimes you have a bad stick.

[MeanBarrel52481]

3 minutes ago, Sack said:

Disconnect every single thing connected to your computer except the power cord, see if that does anything.

I've try this and I know everything is getting power because my keyboard lights up when it gets power

[MeanBarrel52481]

5 minutes ago, Haeking said:

Check the power supply's back to see if its flipped on the right way, also check the red switch to see if its on the right voltage out put. Take out the cmos battery and wait about 15-30 min then place it back in for a cmos reset. There is also a hard reset on your mobo if you look it up you can take off the pin cap, start it up and then see if that works. And also you can try testing the power supply's 24 pin by taking a paper clip and shoving one end into a black and one into a green and seeing if you get power to see if its the psu.

 

The PSU is on I know it's not the 24 pin power connector because my motherboard leds light up. I've tried reseting the CMOS using the onboard clear CMOS button and that starts the computer loading to the BIOS  but when I save an exit the BIOS it won't turn back on

[Haeking]

Just now, MeanBarrel52481 said:

The PSU is on I know it's not the 24 pin power connector because my motherboard leds light up. I've tried reseting the CMOS using the onboard clear CMOS button and that starts the computer loading to the BIOS  but when I save an exit the BIOS it won't turn back on

Try the ram take both sticks out and only use one at a time 

[MeanBarrel52481]

1 minute ago, Haeking said:

Try the ram take both sticks out and only use one at a time 

The ram is good it shows both sticks working in the Bios

[Haeking]

1 minute ago, MeanBarrel52481 said:

The ram is good it shows both sticks working in the Bios

Just try it and see what happens

[Haeking]

There are only a few options to why a pc wouldnt power on 

[MeanBarrel52481]

1 minute ago, Haeking said:

Just try it and see what happens

I have. Nothing happened 

[Billy_Mays]

1 minute ago, MeanBarrel52481 said:

I have. Nothing happened 

Does your mobo have a Dr. DeBug led on it?

[GrayFox1991]

Can you see your hard drives in BIOS? Have you checked that the correct boot media is selected?

 

It sounds like you PC is mostly OK as you can get to BIOS, but can't get into Windows.

[MeanBarrel52481]

1 minute ago, Billy_Mays said:

Does your mobo have a Dr. DeBug led on it?

It has the q-code led if that's what you mean

[Haeking]

Is the cpu registered in the bios ?

[Billy_Mays]

Just now, MeanBarrel52481 said:

It has the q-code led if that's what you mean

https://www.asus.com/support/faq/1002017/  

Use the link to find and find out why your pc won't turn on

[MeanBarrel52481]

1 minute ago, Haeking said:

Is the cpu registered in the bios ?

Everything is registering in the BIOS it just won't turn on unless I hit the clear CMOS button and when I exit the BIOS it doesn't turn back on unless I hit the clear cmos button again and the cycle continues

[Haeking]

Replace the cmos battery, might be a near end of life cmos battery hearing that 

 

[MeanBarrel52481]

6 minutes ago, Haeking said:

Replace the cmos battery, might be a near end of life cmos battery hearing that 

 

This is a brand new motherboard as I had to RMA the first one I had. I've only have this one for 3 days

[MeanBarrel52481]

9 hours ago, Haeking said:

Replace the cmos battery, might be a near end of life cmos battery hearing that 

 

I've replaced the CMOS battery. Still doesn't boot