My computer cannot turn on
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It just happens out of a sudden.
Connectors are all in place.I'm suspecting it's my power supply, and the motherboard power light is on.
When i try to turn on my computer, nothing happens. But if i switch off power first, the power LED at front panel comes on for a while then goes off.
This is all the details i have for now.
Thanks for reading! hope you can help me solve it.
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PSU fan working?
I presume nthing on display eh...?
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unplug everytin and test
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Originally posted by FBFIce:
unplug everytin and test
okay i know how to unplug everything...but how to test? lol
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Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:
PSU fan working?
I presume nthing on display eh...?
Cannot even turn on...how to have display, and i think need on then the PSU fan will run.
I dont have additional hardware to use to test.
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stick 1 finger into the power socket n 1 finger to your power supply inlet
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Originally posted by FBFIce:
stick 1 finger into the power socket n 1 finger to your power supply inlet
you should stick one finger in the ac outlet..................and another finger in your ass..............
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gud idea, u try first
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Originally posted by FBFIce:
stick 1 finger into the power socket n 1 finger to your power supply inlet
=.= ya you try first lol
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since your MB is a gonna, why dun u give a try?
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1. Put the motherboard on the table, insert graphics card and only 1 piece of ram.
2. Wire up power only to the mobo
3. Plug in vga/dvi/connector into graphics card, short the +/- header for 'power on' and see if it boots
If still can't, try with other ram, sometimes system won't beep even if it's ram problem.
Best if you have other system to test on.
Good Luck!
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Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:
1. Put the motherboard on the table, insert graphics card and only 1 piece of ram.
2. Wire up power only to the mobo
3. Plug in vga/dvi/connector into graphics card, short the +/- header for 'power on' and see if it boots
If still can't, try with other ram, sometimes system won't beep even if it's ram problem.
Best if you have other system to test on.
Good Luck!
My computer only has one piece of 2GB RAM since i bought it, about 1-2wks ago.
My MB is Asus P8P67 which has the MemOK! switch, so i doubt any problem with memory.
I'll try out the rest.
Thanks all for replying, will inform of any progress.
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Updates: 11:18
After unplugging the 12V additional CPU power, when power button is pressed,(1) the power LED will come on for awhile with the CPU fan also blowing at 100%(not my setting). (2)After that, the power LED will stay on after power button is pressed and the fan at 100% all the way.
After clearing CMOS, (1) does not happen, only (2).
@acid: PSU fan seems to be working fine. After doing as above, nothing on display yes.
Everything is unplugged so far. fitted back RAM and graphics card, still not working.
New Updates:
Tested with a different GPU and RAM, no change.
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From my point of view, high likely is the PSU problem. I'm thinking of bringing it for repair.
My PSU is the Enermax Liberty Eco series...anyone know where can i send it for repair?
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Double posting.
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PSU dun go kaput tat easy
did you fuk yr mobo till pregnant - is yr MoBo warp?
wat was the cpu temp n wat have u done before this happened?
check for burned pins
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Originally posted by FBFIce:
PSU dun go kaput tat easy
did you fuk yr mobo till pregnant - is yr MoBo warp?
wat was the cpu temp n wat have u done before this happened?
check for burned pins
no dirty minded replies ty.
Everything is normal...no burned pins too.
Seems that the PSU suddenly cannot supply enough power.
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just hope its the PSU - gud luk
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Originally posted by FBFIce:
just hope its the PSU - gud luk
Tomorrow i going down to their service center to test the PSU out.
If PSU found to be okay, then problem probably lies with MB or CPU.
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Update: I went to repair centre. Convergent staff tested the PSU and said it was okay.
Any ideas?
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the led light on your MB is on n the cpu fan turns abit n stop
if this is the senario, most probable is yr MB
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Originally posted by FBFIce:
the led light on your MB is on n the cpu fan turns abit n stop
if this is the senario, most probable is yr MB
hmm okay...i'll sent it back to Asus for testing and see how it goes. MB only 3wks old lol.
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Originally posted by Call4ljw:
Updates: 11:18
After unplugging the 12V additional CPU power, when power button is pressed,(1) the power LED will come on for awhile with the CPU fan also blowing at 100%(not my setting). (2)After that, the power LED will stay on after power button is pressed and the fan at 100% all the way.
After clearing CMOS, (1) does not happen, only (2).
@acid: PSU fan seems to be working fine. After doing as above, nothing on display yes.
Everything is unplugged so far. fitted back RAM and graphics card, still not working.
New Updates:
Tested with a different GPU and RAM, no change.
I have just read through MB user guide and found out that if i dont plug in the EATX12V power plug, the MB will not boot. So the 2 issues stated in this quote is solved, the only problem is the first one, the Computer cannot turn on.
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You bring a sexy girl strip in front of your computer, see if your computer get "turned on".
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your computer needs foreplay