It's the PSU. It's about to fail and is not supplying a stable power. Motherboard is implementing its security on purpose.. which is.. not to boot to avoid further damage. SYMPTOMS: - unusual fan behaviour (not booting) - unusual lights - electric shocks everywhere from monitor to CPU case - unusual spark when you try to plug it - lights dim when you try to turn on your PSU - boots sometimes, then mobo's anti-surge gets triggered indicating PSU
This might be due to static electricity detected by your motherboard, try removing your motherboard and remove any motherboard standoff on your pc case that cannot be placed with screws because the motherboard itself doesn't have a screw hole. Use the standoffs that your motherboard needs only, if not your pc will randomly shutdown or it will turn on with ram lights only. This may burn your PSU capacitors even with power surge protection since it promptly stop the power surge in your pc to prevent damage to your pc components from static electricity.
Same happened with me as well but when i restart my pc the same thing happens with me but its working fine m getting good fps everything is working great but when m restarting my pc it behaves as it is
Try resetting your bios or maybe replace the cmos battery. If both dont work then you cpu or mobo is dead or damaged. I am currently getting the same problems as well and for sure it has nothing to do with the psu, but there are many things on you pc that can make this happen. So at this point just try everything. For most boot loop cases just replace the mobo, but replacing your cmos battery or flashing your bios can work too.
i had this problem before. My solutions don't give definite answer but sometimes it works either if i re-seat RAMs, reset CMOS, and/or re-seat video card. Last year, my PSU had blown but, luckily, it didn't take any part with it(I thought). I replaced my PSU and it works, but my motherboard only shows one drive at a time(I have 3 HDDs, 1 ODD), so i had to disable the other drives except the boot drive and the ODD. It worked for a while, maybe a month or so, and today, my motherboard doesn't work anymore.
I have a similar issue as well. When I try to start my pc, it usually won't post. However, on the very rare occasion it WILL post and fully boot, but within minutes of using my pc it will freeze. It has been doing this consistently for a few days now. I grabbed the PSU out of my room mate's pc and to my surprise, it now seems o be stable and has been running for more than 24 hours as of now. If you're having boot problems, it could be a few things: RAM, Motherboard, Power Supply, CPU, in that order. First, you want to do the east test of removing 1 RAM stick, try to boot. If it won't boot, shut it down and try it in a different RAM slot. If it's still no different, swap it out for your other RAM stick and try it again. The odds of having more than 1 RAM stick be faulty are extremely low, so if this hasn't solved the problem, you can usually assume the RAM is fine. If you have access to other parts, you could easily swap out a few of your parts for the spares. Worst case scenario, if you can't figure it out on your own, you can always take it to your local computer shop to have it diagnosed. If you're in Canada, a store like NCIX can diagnose it for you in a few hours for about $50.
Additionally, you can clear the CMOS as well, as it may be a BIOS issue and that will reset it. To do this, power off your PC and turn off or unplug the power supply. On your motherboard usually on the bottom (sometimes the right side on older motherboards) you will find a 3-pin connector with a plastic jumper connecting 2 of the pins together. It's usually connecting pins 2 and 3. You want to remove this jumper by pulling it off and you want to connect it to pins 1 and 2. After about 5 seconds you can remove the jumper and return it to its original position and try to boot.
Hi there! I have a broeken laptop but i didnt know whether it is the motherboard or the hard drive is failing. I would appreciate if you could head over to my video and see what i actually meant. Thank you so much!
I have the same issue i tried replacing the psu unfortunately it worked for some time and that psu again got samaged i think the problem is the motherboard of cpu 😢 its really annoying all my work is on hold cause of it i took out the gpu from it so it doesn't blow up also and nownim thinking of changing the motherboard and cpu with ram
I run into this same issue I swapped out the power supply, but my problem is it still turns off. I would try a new motherboard or a new psu if it yields the same results replace the one that clearly isn't working.
I had a similar problem a while back. Fixed it by flashing the BIOS\UEFI. Not all motherboards make this process easy; but your ASUS board should be fairly easy to do this on.
Shiv t ASUS BIOS Flashback port. It has a dedicated controller. It's not guaranteed to fix the problem in the video; but it might eliminate a variable and aid diagnosis. For more info, see: event.asus.com/2012/mb/USB_BIOS_Flashback_GUIDE/
oh geez thats no good, i just bought parts put em together and a similar issue, still no clue whats wrong even after 3 weeks. (petty compared to 1 and a half years)
Have you tried testing a compatible CPU if the motherboard came out before the CPU did it would need a BIOS update to get it working, you need to borrow a spare CPU and see if that helps. No post, No Boot, likely your CPU is newer than the motherboard.
This once hapenned to me, and it turned out to be the cpu (the pins on the motherboard were damaged, so the connection was bad) but it hapenned to me again (cuz im lucky) and it was the psu, but i would check the motherboard first by taking the cpu out and if nothing happens, check the psu
I have a problem with no signal. Everything lit up, all fans are working. I tried to remove my gpu and use the mobo built in hdmi and dvi, still no signal. Swap clean all ram, use only 1 ram. No signal. So, I bet it is my fucking mobo. Anyone agree?
test your power on/off & Reset switches, you can use reset switch for power, on the header (so reset will by power on/off) and the other way around, test one at a time. if problem goes away it is one of the switches and not the PSU or MB.
Hi there! I have a broeken laptop but i didnt know whether it is the motherboard or the hard drive is failing. I would appreciate if you could head over to my video and see what i actually meant. Thank you so much!
Same happened with me as well but when i restart my pc the same thing happens with me but its working fine m getting good fps everything is working great but when m restarting my pc it behaves as it is
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It's the PSU. It's about to fail and is not supplying a stable power. Motherboard is implementing its security on purpose.. which is.. not to boot to avoid further damage.
SYMPTOMS:
- unusual fan behaviour (not booting)
- unusual lights
- electric shocks everywhere from monitor to CPU case
- unusual spark when you try to plug it
- lights dim when you try to turn on your PSU
- boots sometimes, then mobo's anti-surge gets triggered indicating PSU
how about if the mobo is damage
most useful RUclips comment I've ever seen
When it takes 3 times to power on , after cmos reset , it’s actually training itself to recognize the parts I heard,
This might be due to static electricity detected by your motherboard, try removing your motherboard and remove any motherboard standoff on your pc case that cannot be placed with screws because the motherboard itself doesn't have a screw hole. Use the standoffs that your motherboard needs only, if not your pc will randomly shutdown or it will turn on with ram lights only. This may burn your PSU capacitors even with power surge protection since it promptly stop the power surge in your pc to prevent damage to your pc components from static electricity.
Its the psu.
But you have a great pc how did it happend?
Power cycling is a common psu failure
what is the mean of power cycling?
did u find the problem? mines doing the exact same
Same happened with me as well but when i restart my pc the same thing happens with me but its working fine m getting good fps everything is working great but when m restarting my pc it behaves as it is
Happened to me, i thought it was the psu. I replaced new psu. Boom same problem 😭 need new mobo
Try resetting your bios or maybe replace the cmos battery. If both dont work then you cpu or mobo is dead or damaged. I am currently getting the same problems as well and for sure it has nothing to do with the psu, but there are many things on you pc that can make this happen. So at this point just try everything. For most boot loop cases just replace the mobo, but replacing your cmos battery or flashing your bios can work too.
Thanks i hope thats the problem.
i had this problem before. My solutions don't give definite answer but sometimes it works either if i re-seat RAMs, reset CMOS, and/or re-seat video card. Last year, my PSU had blown but, luckily, it didn't take any part with it(I thought). I replaced my PSU and it works, but my motherboard only shows one drive at a time(I have 3 HDDs, 1 ODD), so i had to disable the other drives except the boot drive and the ODD. It worked for a while, maybe a month or so, and today, my motherboard doesn't work anymore.
100% the PSU
I have a similar issue as well. When I try to start my pc, it usually won't post. However, on the very rare occasion it WILL post and fully boot, but within minutes of using my pc it will freeze. It has been doing this consistently for a few days now. I grabbed the PSU out of my room mate's pc and to my surprise, it now seems o be stable and has been running for more than 24 hours as of now. If you're having boot problems, it could be a few things: RAM, Motherboard, Power Supply, CPU, in that order. First, you want to do the east test of removing 1 RAM stick, try to boot. If it won't boot, shut it down and try it in a different RAM slot. If it's still no different, swap it out for your other RAM stick and try it again. The odds of having more than 1 RAM stick be faulty are extremely low, so if this hasn't solved the problem, you can usually assume the RAM is fine. If you have access to other parts, you could easily swap out a few of your parts for the spares. Worst case scenario, if you can't figure it out on your own, you can always take it to your local computer shop to have it diagnosed. If you're in Canada, a store like NCIX can diagnose it for you in a few hours for about $50.
Additionally, you can clear the CMOS as well, as it may be a BIOS issue and that will reset it. To do this, power off your PC and turn off or unplug the power supply. On your motherboard usually on the bottom (sometimes the right side on older motherboards) you will find a 3-pin connector with a plastic jumper connecting 2 of the pins together. It's usually connecting pins 2 and 3. You want to remove this jumper by pulling it off and you want to connect it to pins 1 and 2. After about 5 seconds you can remove the jumper and return it to its original position and try to boot.
Hi there! I have a broeken laptop but i didnt know whether it is the motherboard or the hard drive is failing. I would appreciate if you could head over to my video and see what i actually meant. Thank you so much!
I was told that if a computer restarts repeatedly its because of the motherboard .
I have the same issue i tried replacing the psu unfortunately it worked for some time and that psu again got samaged i think the problem is the motherboard of cpu 😢 its really annoying all my work is on hold cause of it i took out the gpu from it so it doesn't blow up also and nownim thinking of changing the motherboard and cpu with ram
I got the same problem...did any of you guys figure out the case?
I have the same problem...but its working after I disconnect 1 of my hdd...maybe some power shortage???
Hello bro today im also
facing this same issue any fixing solution? Please help me...
I run into this same issue I swapped out the power supply, but my problem is it still turns off. I would try a new motherboard or a new psu if it yields the same results replace the one that clearly isn't working.
So what was the problem
I had a similar problem a while back. Fixed it by flashing the BIOS\UEFI. Not all motherboards make this process easy; but your ASUS board should be fairly easy to do this on.
Anthony Breecher how can you flash it??
Shiv t ASUS BIOS Flashback port. It has a dedicated controller. It's not guaranteed to fix the problem in the video; but it might eliminate a variable and aid diagnosis. For more info, see: event.asus.com/2012/mb/USB_BIOS_Flashback_GUIDE/
I realized some motherboards apparently come with a Clear CMOS button or LABEL, which makes it easy to RESET.
Maybe it isn't PSU issue.
I have a same issue.
I had bought new PSU but same problem.
Now I consist between CPU and RAM.
Also MOBO too
did you fix it. what was the problem?
Same here bro a new psu didn't fix for me
What did it end up being ?
Syed Ahmed Jilanee sucks same thing is happening to my asus gaming board. I dont wanna buy a power supply if its not that):
@@OGkush69x bro mainly it's the board a psu doesn't behave like tgat
i think its the PSU
remove the ram and and plug it back in. I had this issue too before and it was frustrating too.
now wat was d problem?
Ugh i been having this problem for a year 6 months now!!! No luck yet..😧
oh geez thats no good, i just bought parts put em together and a similar issue, still no clue whats wrong even after 3 weeks. (petty compared to 1 and a half years)
did you solve it yet?
What was it
im having this problem too and im going to replace the motherboard
Did you resolve the issue?
Currently having the same issue. Mine was stuck in a boot loop and eventually stopped turning on. I replaced the psu but it still won't turn on.
Have you tried testing a compatible CPU if the motherboard came out before the CPU did it would need a BIOS update to get it working, you need to borrow a spare CPU and see if that helps. No post, No Boot, likely your CPU is newer than the motherboard.
This once hapenned to me, and it turned out to be the cpu (the pins on the motherboard were damaged, so the connection was bad) but it hapenned to me again (cuz im lucky) and it was the psu, but i would check the motherboard first by taking the cpu out and if nothing happens, check the psu
did you fix this?
I have a problem with no signal. Everything lit up, all fans are working. I tried to remove my gpu and use the mobo built in hdmi and dvi, still no signal. Swap clean all ram, use only 1 ram. No signal. So, I bet it is my fucking mobo. Anyone agree?
I just got a brand new cyberpowerpc battlebox 2 weeks ago and today I heard a little pop and my pc immediately turned off. Idk if it's my psu
I had a pop before and it was my motherboard, had to replace the mobo and it worked fine afterwards
This is happening to me. Replacing both mobo and psu.
did you fix it
It is the Asus motherboard causing the problem. In a nutshell- Asus SUCKS.
In a nutshell YOU are gey
@@honda_fanb0y889 In a sutnhell YOU are YOU
Bro same problem 🥺🥺🥺 my brother will kick me please help me bro 🥺🥺🥺🙏🙏🙏🙏
🧐so do you finnally got it what' was wrong 🤣
the way it is acting sounds like a motherboard and cpu failure because if it was the psu it would not even power on for my case.
if your psu is bad doesnt mean that your pc wont turn on and off.
I have this problem now. It’s either psu or motherboard. Failing psu can still turn on but it’s slowly deteriorating until totally bust
I still have the same issue after getting a new psu
test your power on/off & Reset switches, you can use reset switch for power, on the header (so reset will by power on/off) and the other way around, test one at a time. if problem goes away it is one of the switches and not the PSU or MB.
It’s most likely the motherboard
just remove the ram and put it back again.
If still not working, you need to change your ram
Happening to me right now too
Its psu
Same problem with mine
psu is also my opignion
i have the exact same issue.. t'was the motherboard.
what mobo did u use
try removing the rams and wipe the rams and only put 1. if it works its a ram issue.
Will running mdsched.exe detect all ram issues?
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Jaycee Santos Cordova you stupid
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Same fukin issue its the psu
Mine is only 230volts soooo yeh definitely it will crash
230 volts is normal. Watts and volts are different units
psu
Psu ba
Hi there! I have a broeken laptop but i didnt know whether it is the motherboard or the hard drive is failing. I would appreciate if you could head over to my video and see what i actually meant. Thank you so much!
What was the issue?
Same happened with me as well but when i restart my pc the same thing happens with me but its working fine m getting good fps everything is working great but when m restarting my pc it behaves as it is