New PC no boot

[Billy_Mays]

I just built my first PC and no post and nothing spinning the PSU gpu work I'm going to see if I did the fpannel wrong but it wants a QR code scanned 

[QuantumBit]

Who wants a QR code?

[Billy_Mays]

2 minutes ago, QuantumBit said:

Who wants a QR code?

Asus for front panel but it has on mobo what to do i followed that and still nothing did everything right

[QuantumBit]

3 minutes ago, Billy_Mays said:

Asus for front panel but it has on mobo what to do i followed that and still nothing did everything right

Are you trying to RMA something??

[Billy_Mays]

3 minutes ago, QuantumBit said:

Are you trying to RMA something??

No I just finished my build and no post and no fan spin ups

[QuantumBit]

Just now, Billy_Mays said:

No I just finished my build and no post and no fan spin ups

Ok. Why is ASUS asking for a QR code then? I would check all the cables, CPU power, and even the little ones and the bottom. I don't really know about the rest so if nothing works just RMA it.

[Billy_Mays]

1 minute ago, QuantumBit said:

Ok. Why is ASUS asking for a QR code then? I would check all the cables, CPU power, and even the little ones and the bottom. I don't really know about the rest so if nothing works just RMA it.

Took out ram and HDD made sure everything was in right still nothing 

[QuantumBit]

Just now, Billy_Mays said:

Took out ram and HDD made sure everything was in right still nothing 

Well no one else seems to know what to do, so try another forum maybe? If no one replies/nothing helps, just RMA it.

[Billy_Mays]

3 minutes ago, QuantumBit said:

Well no one else seems to know what to do, so try another forum maybe? If no one replies/nothing helps, just RMA it.

I don't have an account on any other forums

[NuclearKing]

You've got motherboard power and CPU power connected? How about the PSU set to the correct voltage for your region? Pictures? We dont have a lot to go on, can't help you if you give vague troubleshooting info.

[Billy_Mays]

Just now, NuclearKing said:

You've got motherboard power and CPU power connected? How about the PSU set to the correct voltage for your region? Pictures? We dont have a lot to go on, can't help you if you give vague troubleshooting info.

Yep PSU doesn't have the voltage flipper thing, 

[PurpleCodes]

1. Make sure you flip PSU switch

2. Make sure your wires in you case that connects to the buttons are correctly installed refer to the manual

 

EDIT:

if there is a button on your motherboard to turn it on try that aswell

[Billy_Mays]

Just now, PurpleCodes said:

1. Make sure you flip PSU switch

2. Make sure your wires in you case that connects to the buttons are correctly installed refer to the manual

I did that and I've tried everything that I can do except use an older AM3 CPU with a dead IMC

[NuclearKing]

3 minutes ago, Billy_Mays said:

Yep PSU doesn't have the voltage flipper thing, 

Ok. From what I can see everything is properly connected, but you could make sure that all the wires are connected to the PSU properly and securely. Also try to avoid having wire touch the PCB, but I doubt that's the issue. Also you have the motherboard attached with stand-offs right? Also try to just use one set of ram (matching) to boot it up, or better yet try one stick, then another, then another, until it works.

[PurpleCodes]

Could you send a picture of you JFP1 slot aswell as the manual from the case or motherboard on how to correctly plug it in

 

[NuclearKing]

1 minute ago, Billy_Mays said:

I did that and I've tried everything that I can do except use an older AM3 CPU with a dead IMC

The cooler is mounted properly right? I've heard that coolers mounted too hard can cause failure to boot, or perhaps a lack of thermal paste prevents it from turning on? I'm just trying to explore all options here.

[Billy_Mays]

Just now, NuclearKing said:

The cooler is mounted properly right? I've heard that coolers mounted too hard can cause failure to boot, or perhaps a lack of thermal paste prevents it from turning on? I'm just trying to explore all options here.

I could unscrew it a little to see if that works

 

2 minutes ago, NuclearKing said:

Ok. From what I can see everything is properly connected, but you could make sure that all the wires are connected to the PSU properly and securely. Also try to avoid having wire touch the PCB, but I doubt that's the issue. Also you have the motherboard attached with stand-offs right? Also try to just use one set of ram (matching) to boot it up, or better yet try one stick, then another, then another, until it works.

The wire isn't touching the PCB and I do have my mobo on standoffs

 

2 minutes ago, PurpleCodes said:

Could you send a picture of you JFP1 slot aswell as the manual from the case or motherboard on how to correctly plug it in

 

I checked the manual for it nothing it wants a QR code to be scanned nothing is wrong that I know of

[Billy_Mays]

I shit you not it wasn't plugged in enough

[NuclearKing]

4 hours ago, Billy_Mays said:

I shit you not it wasn't plugged in enough

So it works now?

[Billy_Mays]

Just now, NuclearKing said:

So it works now?

Sorta I think the bios needs to be flashed (signature to see specs)

[NuclearKing]

15 hours ago, Billy_Mays said:

Sorta I think the bios needs to be flashed (signature to see specs)

Thats good, your welcome for the help. Was it a wire that wasn't fully connected to the PSU?

[Billy_Mays]

3 hours ago, NuclearKing said:

Thats good, your welcome for the help. Was it a wire that wasn't fully connected to the PSU?

Yes the power cable to the back of the PSU wasn't plugged in all the and the board maybe dead because it had some tears in the bag and no cosmetic damages to it soo idk if I should RMA it

[NuclearKing]

51 minutes ago, Billy_Mays said:

Yes the power cable to the back of the PSU wasn't plugged in all the and the board maybe dead because it had some tears in the bag and no cosmetic damages to it soo idk if I should RMA it

Definitely RMA it. If you got a faulty board, it is their job to replace it for you. You would just be throwing away money not RMAing it.

[Billy_Mays]

35 minutes ago, NuclearKing said:

Definitely RMA it. If you got a faulty board, it is their job to replace it for you. You would just be throwing away money not RMAing it.

Ok will do as soon as I get home in a week