Friends, I had this problem for many months and the solution was as simple as: Remove the CMOS battery and turn on the PC (without the battery), then put the battery while it is on, set the date and reboot. Comment how it goes, greetings from Chile.
Sir, this problem has been giving me the biggest headache for the past few days and I’m grateful but angry at how stupidly easy the fix was. Spent hours pouring over forums, people telling me to disassemble, switch processors, etc etc. Then i find a 50 second youtube video with a 0.5 second fix. Cheers to you
Same thing happened to me when I first ran into this years ago. When I assembled this build back in January and had the same issue I knew I had to make a video. I told myself I wouldn't buy MSI again but there was a pretty good sale... Anyways, glad I was able to save you the work of disassembling and troubleshooting all the hardware!
I had the same issue, I tried everything; I even replaced the CMOS battery form the motherboard. But Thankfully I fixed it because of an outdated Bios. I think everyone here has an Msi board witch mean that you guys can try and see on your Msi center to search on “live updates” and click on advanced. This will scan for any outdated Bios. I then installed it and it work. I no longer have the red led cpu d bug showing. Keep in mind that my system was able to boot and work just fine but had that annoying red light which concerned me. Hope this helps!
I am having issue where CPU white LED lits up and no display, In my country we have electricity fluctuations very often which actually started this problem
It worked for me! I have here a client PC with exactly the same issue with these specs: Intel Core i5-9400F MSI MAG B365M MORTAR motherboard 2x8GB DDR4 RAM Sapphire RX580 4GB 750w Corsair VTEX2 80+ Bronze I can't believe that this trick really works. Is it because that the processor doesn't receive enough power at first if the PC's left plugged to the wall? It seems like the burst of power rushing in makes it work normally in an instant. Thanks for this video man! I salute to you! I'm gonna advice to replace the power supply to a higher capacity or another brand.
Wow, you saved me countless. I went through the processor pin one by one, then the RAM section, then the Psu but couldn't find any fault and i thought it could be a MOSFET. Thank you so much...
@@fanatic632 H310M PRO-VH But the solution isn't permanent. Every time you start the computer, you have to repeat the process. I have updated the BIOS and everything i could ...
5 days of pulling my PC apart, resetting CMOS and swapping CPUs, GPUs, ram sticks and hard drives. I was this close to buying a new motherboard, and the solution was to quickly flick it off and on again.... 😂😂😂 Thank you sir you are a legend
Thank you, this let me get back to BIOS before I started to scrap my hardware to attempt flash bios, saved so much time. Restored BIOS to previous settings and back to business! MSI670E Gaming Plus WIFI 2024 Feb
how can i flash the bios if i cant even get into the bios? i got no flash bios button. is there any other way? i got no monitor or video and the cpu ez debug led always on
Thanks so much! My PC has been extremely temperamental and Ive been forced to turn it on and off repeatedly until I gave up and days later it would work again with no idea what was wrong or how to fix it. Never getting an MSI motherboard again but at least I can actually use my pc when I want now
If you guys are still facing problem this is what I did , I turned off the pc , don't supply the power remove the cable too. Now you have to open your pc and remove the wire under CPU_PWR 1 from the motherboard and then rejoin it that's all I did.
This worked for me. I think I originally caused the issue by taking my PC apart, putting it back together and forgetting to plug in the GPU power then trying to boot. I caught my mistake of course but I was left with this exact issue. For whatever reason unplugging the CPU_PWR as you described fixed it.
I think the main problem is the power supply for the computer. I was frustrating when I bumped into this issue a month ago. But I found out a way. My trick is that after using, I turn off all the power related to the computer. Or you should upgrade to a better one. Mine is 750w and I’m intend to buy a 850w power supply.
@@analginas9782 I can't say that getting a higher wattage PSU will 100% solve the issue. It just happens that I had this issue across two different PCs and the only thing shared between them was a 450W PSU, and upgrading to an 850W eliminated the problem.
@@GothikaGeist Dude I got 1000W, 3090 and i9-12900K 64GB ram, maybe 1000W not enough for what I have inside lmao if there is a solid fix for this someone please reach me out. My PC provider keep telling me not to update my bios in anycase of damaging my whole motherboard.
So i just did a new build a week back , running a 7800x3d , with 32 gigs (2*16) ddr5 6400 kits on msi x670e carbon wifi. The issue i have is a unique. Everytime i try to boot from the cold or dark state, it wouldn't post the first time, i would get all the fans and rgbs working as well as my external peripherals but no post. The only solution is to either reset or reboot the pc
Very similar issue. MSI B650 edge, Ryzen 7700, XFX Merc 7900xt, Corsair HX 850 PSU I would get the red and orange cpu/dram lights - they would stay on and would not boot even after several minutes. I just had to power off and retry. It would usually post after a 2nd or third restart and then it would run perfectly. I could run it all day, play games, video editing etc… and all was perfect. It was just having problems posting. This started from a brand new build and it’s been happening for a few months. Unfortunately now it’s no longer posting at all no matter what I do. I’ve swapped ram sticks, tried every slot with each stick, I’ve checked connections. Checked all the voltages from PSU with multimeter. Removed GPU and Removed CPU & checked pins. Still won’t post
@@romans_1202is it the motherboard then? I have a similar system but not 1:1 as yours and get something similar. Mine starts normal but will not restart, get stuck at the orange dram light And when waking it up from a sleep state I get some weird gray and multi colors screen 🤷🏻♂️ Any suggestions? Thanks
I can't believe it's as easy as turning on and off the power supply. Thank you! I just built my first PC (i7 12700k+1080 ti) and it was giving me this problem.
Hey man, like others here I was getting so frustrated and discouraged. Been working on this issues for 12 hours. Had just given up hope. Then I found this video, did exactly as you did and now my new rig is up and operational. Thank you so much for your insight. Truly thank you. How did you know this would work!?
There was at least one other video or two that show a variation of this trick and there were forums that had the same solution. But imo the problem itself felt super obscure. I could barely find my way back to original video so I just decided to make my own.
I do have an additional question though. When I tried to reboot my PC, its doing the same thing. Is this solution something I'm gonna have to do every time I boot up my PC?
@@gusfigueroa5423 Yes. The only way I found to avoid the issue is to power down the PC for like 6+ hours at a time. You could also update your motherboard BIOS or buy a new higher wattage power supply, I went from 450W Corsair to 850W EVGA and that solved the issue permanently. Someone else had also said that unplugging the CPU power cable from the power supply and reconnecting it could also fix the issue.
I'll have to try those fixes. I have a seasonic 620 watt which I thought would be enough but upgrading my PSU is something that I've been wanting to do. I'll try unplugging the cable from the PSU as well. Thanks bro.
I'm actually shocked that this trick worked for me. I've tried updating bios versions and read through so many forum posts to try and diagnose the issue. I will say it didn't work the first time but I kept trying this and now it just boots reliably with no real reason as to why it didn't work beforehand.
That's a good way to cause a short ciruit. If you're running into the same problem, particularily msi board + amd cpu: Make sure the RAM is really in the slot. Don't be shy, some RAM has to be pushed in really hard (Kingston Fury for instance). Also, ram sticks and the slots on the board need occasional cleaning, too. So, if such problems occur out of nowhere after who knows how long: Give your pc a deep cleaning. All the slots. All the corners. All the fans. Also, cooling paste. It needs replacement when all that's left is a slight discoloration.
Thanks i was freaking out cause i moved one of the ram sticks (fury) new to pcs so i was seeing how far i could dismantle it but since i got a prebuilt from redux its all tied so I didn’t want to mess with that, took one of the ram sticks and noticed it could go closer to the other, it has 4 slots, and I thought it got all the way in even shut it with the securing cap thing. And they it wasnt turning on. Just pushed it a but more and it clicked.
@@emmanuelmorales7976 Most Boards now come with 4 memory slots. However, if you're only using 2 ram sticks, put them in 2 and 4, counting from the left. 2 is the primary slot so it should never be empty and also, ram heats up a bit so unless you're using 4 sticks, don't put them directly side by side.
Hey CosimaNonymouse ..I've got the same issue with my pc. I did a deep state cleaning, took everything out, assembled it back and still the same problem. I then sent it back from where i initially bought it, for a test or possibly replacement and found out that everything was working just fine, at least that's what they've said. After they sent it back to me, i assembled it again and still facing the same issue. Could it be related to the power supply 🤔? Thanks in advance ☺️
If this method doesn't work for you or only worked for a few times. Try taking out your ram then put it back in. Thats what solved this problem for me. The method in the video did worked for about 4 times, but removing the ram is what solved this issue for me.
Bro really i can't even describe how much you have helped me...had the same problem and i didn't have to take out my ram stick ...i just pushed it in a little bit and it solved my problem.
Worked for me, I was dusting out my computer and noticed 1 ram wasn't sitting quite right pushed it down and then got the debug, the fact I didn't think of this in the first place was because my PC recognised all 32GB before hand so was surprised this was the solution, thanks anyway!
I did the same thing yesterday, I had EZ Debug CPU+RAM flashing, but I'm not sure if that was exactly the deciding factor in my case. Since I clicked the button and left the computer for 15 minutes without power.
I just built a new PC today....immediately had the CPU led come on and it just sits there. I will try this trick tomorrow when i get back to the office.. Fingers crossed.
Im done near punch the whole fucking thing down… it takes me 5 hour to get all the thing together.. and now it’s not even showing anythinf when I plug it into a monitor. And the white cpu led thing too..
Here's another solution if both fails (from video and the one in the comments) -Turn off and unplug power -remove all ram from slot -Turn it on without the ram -Ez debug light should switch to Ram now. -Turn off and unplug power again. -Insert rams from slot. -Turn it on, should see that cpu led should be turning on and off for about 3 times now before booting. hope this helps.
In my case, the RAM sticks were installed incorrectly If you have 1 stick you need to install it in the furthest slot from the processor If you have 2 sticks, you need to install them in the slot farthest from the processor, leave the next slot empty, and insert another stick after it The first initialization will take a very long time, about 5 minutes, don’t be afraid if the indicator of the wrong color lights up, just wait and maybe the computer will start
idk what u did but at first but didn’t work then I spammed it and it worked. The light went from cpu to vga, then boot and then I got signal. So thank you!
You just kept flicking it on/off til it worked? If that's the case LMAO. Don't think I've done that and most people are super worried the method I show will blow their PC. Glad it worked in the end lol.
@@ecchingy well my light would be white and it would light up on the "boot" part and sometimes the "cpu" part. But i just flicked the switch a bunch of times and it worked.
I removed all the parts for cleaning and after assembling, i was stuck with this problem, i saw some videos and landed on this, as i was about to flip the switch, my pc booted without any issue... Anyways I'll use this trick if needed in future.....Really Helpful Thanks
Besten Dank, super Tip! 😊 Bei mir war es die Boot-Led aber es funktionierte genau so. Miss interessiert aber, wie die anderen wahrscheinlich auch, wo der Fehler liegt 🧐
lol I’ve had this light on for a year, comes on randomly. Just changed my cooler and reapplied some paste, light still on even at sub 70 temps. Cleaned the cpu with 99% isopropanol. Will be trying this tomorrow! I have a NZXT 550 W so maybe it’s time to swap it out
Hey I'm having issues with my Msi Z690 Pro-a motherboard. Got everything together but doesn't post. It just comes un for like 15-20 seconds with a black screen and then shuts down then reboots and does that in a loop. Tried this trick but the pc doesn't turn on immediately I have to press the power key and it doesn't really work for me any help ? I got i9 12900k and EVGA PSU
Same her. Brand new MSI PRO Z690-A with i7 12700F. Everything is on except the CPU with that crazy red LED. I just can’t use that trick because the MB doesn’t turn off instantly, there is this kind of inertia where the MB is still running for a second which also happens when it’s turned on.
@@ArnaudLeGentil mine turned out to be the motherboard DOA. Had to purchase a new one switched to ASUS TUF and it worked flawlessly. MSI is shipping these Dead motherboards and from the looks of things it's a very common issue. It's shameful. Good luck with yours tho.
@@MrAdrenaline237 thanks! I dropped the home made built pc to a good and trusted store (I'm from France), they need 10 days due to their summer holidays. The guy there was more a salesperson than a high-end technical specialist, so he was left in doubt, couldn't help much more than me but he was a good listener and try to do his best as it was more a job for the technical support, so... it's a long 10 days to wait, lolz :D if that happens to be a MSI issue, that will be the last MSI purchase I'll ever do because I could never digest the absence of win10 drivers for my laptop. I'll keep you all posted ofc.
Bro I tried this last night and it worked for my cpu debug light and no display issue.. but today I tried to turn my PC on again and it doesnt display anything again. Same issue. This time it doesnt respond to the method u did in the video. Would love to hear your input
Idk what the reason is, mine fixed after switching to an 850w power supply and that's all that I can say. Otherwise, a few people have talked about updating the Bios on the motherboard fixing it as well.
Yet again im here to share my troubleshooting it was a faulty Ram. I have 4 ram stick and remove the 2 pair of ram and it fixed i literally tried everything re seat ram, cpu, bios. So guys if you have the same issue always check all ram first thank you.
You are an absolute star. I have an msi b550m WiFi board that I recently built. Worked all weekend the had the white light on cpu. Tried everything but your solution fixed it. Did you ever find out why this happens?
No idea why. This issue followed me from one PC build to the next with the only part the same between the two being the 450W PSU. Upgraded to an 850W PSU and the problem disappeared .
Didn't work for me. i have not used my PC for like 3 month and it used to work fine, but now I see CPU red led. I have MSI B550 Mortar paired with R5 5600x(bios was updated like 6 month ago). Tried removing RAM, GPU, every time I see CPU red led. Could it be motherboard bios reseted somehow to default by itself? I haven't used pc for 3 month and maybe for 2 weeks it standed in room with temperature like -3 -7 celsius.
@@jasonsoutlook1 and it turned out 4: manufacturer fault or idk what was that but it was pure stupidity. i figured out that cmos battery charges every time pc is plugged in and my pc was unplugged for 3+ months so battery became empty which meant mobo reseted to default settings. But then i flashed it with appropriate version of bios that I used to use previously, but it didn't work(i tried alot of versions including very last one, didnt work at all). Idk why but the only thing worked for me was flashing mobo with the very first version of bios which started supporting ryzen 5000 series and right away flashing it one more time with the latest one. Only after that "танец с бубном" pc turned on.. weird as fuck, but im glad that worked out.
So what I've figured out is what causes it is running your PC for 5+ hours or so at a time triggers this issue after shutdown (on the next power on). I found that the only way to "prevent" the issue from happening is to power off the PC regularly for extended periods of time, like before you go to bed. Otherwise just buy a new PSU, thats what finally ended the issue.
Well I have this exact problem, but I thought it was a motherboard or cpu problem. So you are thinking it’s just a psu problem? Bc I conviently have a brand new one sitting in my room that I got from a gpu bundle
@@hallowedkin7425 Has to be the PSU. The PC in the video was a brand new MSI Mobo and i5-11400 (upgraded from an i5-6600) and as you can see I STILL had the issue. Went from a 430W Corsair PSU to an 850W EVGA PSU and *poof* The issue disappeared entirely. Edit: Same GPU, RAM, storage drives and case between the two builds. Also, be careful with the bundled PSUs, those were found to be faulty at some point no? Gamers Nexus made a video on it.
@@GothikaGeist I have a ryzen 5 3600, rtx 3060 and a b450 tomahawk max motherboard. The only thing is the other power supply I have is the same wattage but it’s a dofferent brand and brand new Edit: also it wasn’t the gigabyte one, it is an evga 650w gold
@@hallowedkin7425 I'd say it's worth a shot replacing the PSU if the EZ Debug issue is really annoying you. I'd been dealing with this nonsense for like 2 years, and each time I had to fix it I had to get on the floor and go under my desk to flick the switch.
it's funny. I've encountered this type of fault (more like "covert fault") so many times as a technician and enthusiast, its impressive how often I completely forget that power supplies almost always die gradually. I stress test them under intense load so much I start expecting the "*sizzke-POP!*--blue smoke" type of psu death. but its usually a minor internal component slowly drifting out of spec with degradation (age or poor electrical filtering etc) eventually you get this this point of straddling the line between in-spec and out of spec. depending on any number of conditions, it could go on for hours-years. eventually, the psu wont work anymore. period. it may turn on, but the internal specs too far off correctly function. happens to new and old psu even. 👍nice vid. if only I could learn to type so efficiently 😂😂😂
Mais um aqui, inclusive voltou a acontecer hoje e vim ver se alguém tem uma solução concreta... Ali em cima falam em trocar a fonte, a minha vai pra tres anos mas nao acredito que seja o problema... Broxante porque já troquei a placa mãe vindo de uma Asus cheia de bug, mas acho que é a vida de quem gosta de PC...
@@GothikaGeist Update: it was still unstable after the hack, sometimes works sometimes not…so I spent another day testing out all components and found it’s caused by my PC case. Something is short circuited in the case’s control panel (audio, power button etc.). I unplugged all of them from the MOBO and bought a power button from Amazon bypassing the case, works perfectly now! Hope this helps others.
I saw in the comments you helped a lot of people with this trick, and thank you sir, unfortunately it's not my case :'(, This is happening to me with MSI h110m pro-vd plus, getting cpu led. So I noticed some weird things, when I leave the computer for maybe 6-8 hours it seems to work sometimes, but another weird thing is the led of my PC case, when I get the problem with cpu led on motherboard the led of the PC case doesn't turn on but when the computer is trying to work the led of the PC case turns on. Idk wtf is going I worked so hard to get this computer man I'm feeling really bad 😞.
I avoided the issue specifically by turning off my PC before going to sleep and leaving it off for 6-8 hours. Otherwise I changed my power supply from a Corsair 450W to an EVGA 850W. You could try a power supply upgrade to a non-corsair power supply brand or you can try updating the motherboard BIOS. Thing is that we haven't really found a specific solution or cause so that's about all I can say to help other than general PC troubleshooting like trying one RAM stick at a time, reseating the CPU/cooler, or trying another CPU altogether.
@@andelsonnicolaslopezysabel2501 Get the latest version for your specific Motherboard model directly from MSI's support page for that model. Some have said that this specifically fixes the issue but others have said it didn't work for them. Just make sure you do it correctly.
If On/off Button fix won't help then read this ... I had same issue , My fix is to Check Cables and change slot (Very Important to change pcie or Peripheral 6 pin slots on psu), After changing the slots , Check Cpu Cable and plug it back on Psu and Mobo, Then lastly Do not plug Cpu cable in Pcie /Cpu only Plut it near AtX 12 pin connector cable slot. Unplug all unnecessary gpus and items ... Just plug OS drive and one Video output (Via Vga or Gpu). Then give it 3-5 mins ... Eventually Cpu Light go off by itself and Shift to Vga , Dram, or Boot light. (It will 3-5 times show Cpu red light after booting successful and rebooting). Cpu Light means 1.( either one cable or Gpu is not plugged correctly (Via Pcie Splitter or Splitter usd ) in for miners case only*** 2). If your machine is throwing same issue after some successful without any touch .. means 3-5 mins verification will take place.
Brother, I face this issue randomly today while watching RUclips on my pc and there is this constant red light on with my B660m A pro wifi. Read forums and things here and there but no fix. Cleaned the GPU and ram and put them back again still the issue persists, cables are good too. Idk what to do ahead?
I had this issue just now. But I removed my storage drives and checked it worked. Reconnected all my drives and it's good. I donno why it happened and since I'm experiencing rainstorm here in my region there's lot of humidity more than usual
Bro I was going crazy, nothing from the web helped! No Bios Flashback, Cmos clear.. Thx, u saved my Ass! Sub and like for u my friend. Greetings from Germany
@@niels5780 the problem never appeared to me again after this little trick worked, it just boots normally again. So the fast off on switch fixed my problem permanently.
For me this meant I had plugged the wrong connector into the cpu port, there is a graphics card "6+2" and a cpu "8" pin (possibly 4+4) I was pluggin the graphics card one into the cpu slot
Sometimes those cables have text on them that read "CPU" or "VGA" not always but that's usually your best bet when you're unsure which cable goes where. Glad you got it figured out.
I have the same problem. But no luck for me this method didn’t work. If there are too many people having the same problem I think MSI need to do something about it.
I swear to go I’ve been sitting here turning on and off my computer then I see this video and as I turn it on and head towards the back it decides to start… sometimes the intent is enough with these MSI motherboards
I had the issue when I turned it off and the cpu light would stay on and the gpu would blink also - and would not boot after being un plugged. The issue was one of my display port cables, I don’t know why but that what it was for me
Ive had the same problem and i was stuck finding solutions for almost 3 hours and THIS is what actually worked. Why??? How??? I am so confused but thanks nonetheless :)
I build my PC in January (with an MSI motherboard and Ryzen 5 5600g) and about a month ago this started to happen, and I have to press the reset button every time. Sometimes I disconnect the power plug at night and my PC boot normally for a few days, but sometimes the blue screen of death happens when I do this. Let's see if this tutorial is a definitive fix with no blue screen of death. Fingers crossed! 🤞
Same issue! Turn it off... but will try your fix later n tonight when this immediate stress dissipates. I usually only bought ASUS motherboards for past 4 builds, never an issue. I hope I don't live to regret this first time MSI purchase?!
I have MSI B560M PRO-VDH WIFI Motherboard. After dust cleaning has a problem with Windows startup, it's just freezing. I solve it with by restoring the backup point (or as it is called on Windows), and the next day Windows froze when watching RUclips and after a reboot EZ Debug indicators lit up. RAM EZ Debug indicator became blinking yellow and the CPU indicator flashed red. I took out RAM and blew out, connected the cooler backlight, which I turned off after dust cleaning (it's nonsense, but I was thinking that the cooler without backlight does not work at full speed). I didn't realize what the problem was and what exactly was the solution, but after blowing out the RAM and plugging the cooler light back in, everything worked. I also clicked the power button on my Chieftec A-80 Series 750W several times and the computer booted up, but froze at some point when the MSI logo appeared. The computer works now, but I don't know what the solution to the problem was. Thinking back, and the build was two years ago, this problem has occurred 3-5 times since the beginning of 2002, and only once in the past have I noticed the indicators when I moved the computer by mail to Germany and reassembled it. Then I thought I had bent the contacts and straightened them out. But this is not accurate, as the bending did not exceed 0.5 millimeters. After reassembly everything went away, and yesterday I again faced the problem of CPU and RAM indicators. I'll keep watching. Sometimes I also had the problem that my screen would not show a picture when booting up, but that was maybe 10 times when I unplugged my Wacom tablet and reinstalled the drivers, maybe that had an effect.
Guys, I wrote a touch that I did the same thing and when it worked, I disconnected all the wires to the motherboard and the problem of the bulb was not solved. Orphans, there is no problem. The subject has tired me out.
For 3 years my PC gave no problems. Now suddenly this issue of CPU debug light coming on at random times has come up. Only way its fixable is switching off and on the power rapidly. No idea why this problem has come up suddenly. Yes Corsair PSU here too.
Also mein Problem war mein RAM. Ein RAM war nicht ganz eingerastet, wodurch der CPU Fehler angezeigt worden ist. Probiert das auch noch aus, falls nicht schon getan.
I got this problem after putting together all the parts and even installing Windows. Imagine my surprise! I just finished installing the drivers from manufacture dvd and after the restart it just died. Tried everything, from reseting CMOS and removing RAM and also 100x this method in the video above, but with no luck. I then updated my bios to the latest version and reinstalled Windows. Now it runs with no problem. Might be some I/O bug i guess.
Friends, I had this problem for many months and the solution was as simple as: Remove the CMOS battery and turn on the PC (without the battery), then put the battery while it is on, set the date and reboot. Comment how it goes, greetings from Chile.
hola compañero, tengo este problema pero en loop, desde cpu al dram, sabes que uedo hacer?
That is, you need to insert the battery when the PC is already turned on?
@@kommand_88 intentaste hacer lo mismo?
@@LK-4D4_ hello friend, that's right 😄
@@P41NX won't it give you an electric shock?
I see people liked this and it works , I had the CPU light , after I did the same thing I got 3 lights CPU VGA and boot
Like a lieeeeeer
samee :)))
Sir, this problem has been giving me the biggest headache for the past few days and I’m grateful but angry at how stupidly easy the fix was. Spent hours pouring over forums, people telling me to disassemble, switch processors, etc etc. Then i find a 50 second youtube video with a 0.5 second fix. Cheers to you
Same thing happened to me when I first ran into this years ago. When I assembled this build back in January and had the same issue I knew I had to make a video. I told myself I wouldn't buy MSI again but there was a pretty good sale... Anyways, glad I was able to save you the work of disassembling and troubleshooting all the hardware!
It’s not working for me
I had the same issue, I tried everything; I even replaced the CMOS battery form the motherboard. But Thankfully I fixed it because of an outdated Bios. I think everyone here has an Msi board witch mean that you guys can try and see on your Msi center to search on “live updates” and click on advanced. This will scan for any outdated Bios. I then installed it and it work. I no longer have the red led cpu d bug showing. Keep in mind that my system was able to boot and work just fine but had that annoying red light which concerned me. Hope this helps!
I am having issue where CPU white LED lits up and no display,
In my country we have electricity fluctuations very often which actually started this problem
We need more people like him 🙌🏽
Straight to the point
It worked for me! I have here a client PC with exactly the same issue with these specs:
Intel Core i5-9400F
MSI MAG B365M MORTAR motherboard
2x8GB DDR4 RAM
Sapphire RX580 4GB
750w Corsair VTEX2 80+ Bronze
I can't believe that this trick really works. Is it because that the processor doesn't receive enough power at first if the PC's left plugged to the wall? It seems like the burst of power rushing in makes it work normally in an instant.
Thanks for this video man! I salute to you! I'm gonna advice to replace the power supply to a higher capacity or another brand.
Wow, you saved me countless. I went through the processor pin one by one, then the RAM section, then the Psu but couldn't find any fault and i thought it could be a MOSFET. Thank you so much...
Glad it helped!
Motherboard model name?
@@fanatic632 H310M PRO-VH
But the solution isn't permanent. Every time you start the computer, you have to repeat the process. I have updated the BIOS and everything i could ...
@@alexvalentino2227 Oh. I will buy the newer B660M-A. Hope they have fixed these issues.
@@fanatic632 Yap that'll be better. MSI boards are always reliable though
Bro your a legend I’ve been looking at vids for hours yours helped me in 5 sec
5 days of pulling my PC apart, resetting CMOS and swapping CPUs, GPUs, ram sticks and hard drives. I was this close to buying a new motherboard, and the solution was to quickly flick it off and on again.... 😂😂😂 Thank you sir you are a legend
Glad I could help!
You my friend just saved me the hassle of having to diagnose each peripheral one after the one. You're a life saver!!big ups
Thank you, this let me get back to BIOS before I started to scrap my hardware to attempt flash bios, saved so much time. Restored BIOS to previous settings and back to business! MSI670E Gaming Plus WIFI 2024 Feb
heyy i have same motherbooard can you guide me through the process exactly what you did i just bought pc like 15 days ago and facing this issue
how can i flash the bios if i cant even get into the bios? i got no flash bios button. is there any other way? i got no monitor or video and the cpu ez debug led always on
Thanks so much! My PC has been extremely temperamental and Ive been forced to turn it on and off repeatedly until I gave up and days later it would work again with no idea what was wrong or
how to fix it. Never getting an MSI motherboard again but at least I can actually use my pc when I want now
😊
Just put together my first PC and got the same error and your video saved me! Thanks a lot!
Motherboard model name?
I am crying man. After all those troubleshooting, This was the fix !!!!!!!
My bro, you are nothing but an angel. It's working now
If you guys are still facing problem this is what I did , I turned off the pc , don't supply the power remove the cable too. Now you have to open your pc and remove the wire under CPU_PWR 1 from the motherboard and then rejoin it that's all I did.
It doesn't work. As no one would disturb this connection generally , so what the principal behind this solution?
This worked for me. I think I originally caused the issue by taking my PC apart, putting it back together and forgetting to plug in the GPU power then trying to boot. I caught my mistake of course but I was left with this exact issue. For whatever reason unplugging the CPU_PWR as you described fixed it.
This worked for me. Thankz!
Didn't worked for me....both of the fixes
@Psycho Nagu didn't work for me either. My issue popped up during a reboot after the system had been working for a week. No hardware was touched.
I think the main problem is the power supply for the computer.
I was frustrating when I bumped into this issue a month ago. But I found out a way.
My trick is that after using, I turn off all the power related to the computer. Or you should upgrade to a better one. Mine is 750w and I’m intend to buy a 850w power supply.
Yeah, buying a new PSU and basically doubling the Wattage fixed the issue permanently for me. Went from 450W to 850W.
@@GothikaGeist dang bro mine is 750w and its not enough ?? daaamn
@@analginas9782 I can't say that getting a higher wattage PSU will 100% solve the issue. It just happens that I had this issue across two different PCs and the only thing shared between them was a 450W PSU, and upgrading to an 850W eliminated the problem.
@@GothikaGeist Dude I got 1000W, 3090 and i9-12900K 64GB ram, maybe 1000W not enough for what I have inside lmao if there is a solid fix for this someone please reach me out. My PC provider keep telling me not to update my bios in anycase of damaging my whole motherboard.
@@canberkvonmars Do you have a Corsair power supply?
it’s like you’re car keeps stalling so you pull the e brake and release it and then it starts perfectly
Thanks! It works on MSI Bazooka B450 + Ryzen 2600 + Seasonic S12II.
So i just did a new build a week back , running a 7800x3d , with 32 gigs (2*16) ddr5 6400 kits on msi x670e carbon wifi. The issue i have is a unique. Everytime i try to boot from the cold or dark state, it wouldn't post the first time, i would get all the fans and rgbs working as well as my external peripherals but no post. The only solution is to either reset or reboot the pc
Very similar issue. MSI B650 edge, Ryzen 7700, XFX Merc 7900xt, Corsair HX 850 PSU
I would get the red and orange cpu/dram lights - they would stay on and would not boot even after several minutes.
I just had to power off and retry. It would usually post after a 2nd or third restart and then it would run perfectly. I could run it all day, play games, video editing etc… and all was perfect. It was just having problems posting.
This started from a brand new build and it’s been happening for a few months. Unfortunately now it’s no longer posting at all no matter what I do.
I’ve swapped ram sticks, tried every slot with each stick, I’ve checked connections. Checked all the voltages from PSU with multimeter.
Removed GPU and Removed CPU & checked pins. Still won’t post
@@romans_1202is it the motherboard then? I have a similar system but not 1:1 as yours and get something similar.
Mine starts normal but will not restart, get stuck at the orange dram light
And when waking it up from a sleep state I get some weird gray and multi colors screen 🤷🏻♂️
Any suggestions?
Thanks
@@hassanjrt.9475 Hey! yeah it kept getting worse - I changed the CPU and that fixed it! Its been perfect since
😂 wasted money to have it fixed and again suffered. Watched the fix and amazed how easy it was. Thank you for uploading this fix
Glad it helped!
I can't believe it's as easy as turning on and off the power supply. Thank you! I just built my first PC (i7 12700k+1080 ti) and it was giving me this problem.
You're very welcome!
Motherboard model name?
@@fanatic632 MSI Z690-A Pro DDR4
dude have te same problem with same i7 and mobo but mine is ddr5, and i still can’t fix it :(
@@G4arslym What motherboard do you use?
Best video if seen In ages explains problem straight to the fix love it
Hey man, like others here I was getting so frustrated and discouraged. Been working on this issues for 12 hours. Had just given up hope. Then I found this video, did exactly as you did and now my new rig is up and operational. Thank you so much for your insight. Truly thank you. How did you know this would work!?
There was at least one other video or two that show a variation of this trick and there were forums that had the same solution. But imo the problem itself felt super obscure. I could barely find my way back to original video so I just decided to make my own.
I do have an additional question though. When I tried to reboot my PC, its doing the same thing. Is this solution something I'm gonna have to do every time I boot up my PC?
@@gusfigueroa5423 Yes. The only way I found to avoid the issue is to power down the PC for like 6+ hours at a time. You could also update your motherboard BIOS or buy a new higher wattage power supply, I went from 450W Corsair to 850W EVGA and that solved the issue permanently. Someone else had also said that unplugging the CPU power cable from the power supply and reconnecting it could also fix the issue.
I'll have to try those fixes. I have a seasonic 620 watt which I thought would be enough but upgrading my PSU is something that I've been wanting to do. I'll try unplugging the cable from the PSU as well. Thanks bro.
@@gusfigueroa5423 Let us know if either upgrading PSU or replugging the CPU cable fixes it.
I'm actually shocked that this trick worked for me. I've tried updating bios versions and read through so many forum posts to try and diagnose the issue. I will say it didn't work the first time but I kept trying this and now it just boots reliably with no real reason as to why it didn't work beforehand.
Yeah it feels pretty doom and gloom until the moment you see it work lol.
@@GothikaGeist do i have to do it every time or just once ?
@@filipsoce Everytime it happens. I avoided it by turning off my PC for extended periods, like when I went to bed.
Motherboard model name?
@@GothikaGeist what would a permanent fix be? New psu or mobo? Don't wanna be damaging the other parts
That's a good way to cause a short ciruit. If you're running into the same problem, particularily msi board + amd cpu: Make sure the RAM is really in the slot. Don't be shy, some RAM has to be pushed in really hard (Kingston Fury for instance). Also, ram sticks and the slots on the board need occasional cleaning, too. So, if such problems occur out of nowhere after who knows how long: Give your pc a deep cleaning. All the slots. All the corners. All the fans. Also, cooling paste. It needs replacement when all that's left is a slight discoloration.
Thanks i was freaking out cause i moved one of the ram sticks (fury) new to pcs so i was seeing how far i could dismantle it but since i got a prebuilt from redux its all tied so I didn’t want to mess with that, took one of the ram sticks and noticed it could go closer to the other, it has 4 slots, and I thought it got all the way in even shut it with the securing cap thing. And they it wasnt turning on. Just pushed it a but more and it clicked.
@@emmanuelmorales7976 Most Boards now come with 4 memory slots. However, if you're only using 2 ram sticks, put them in 2 and 4, counting from the left. 2 is the primary slot so it should never be empty and also, ram heats up a bit so unless you're using 4 sticks, don't put them directly side by side.
Hey CosimaNonymouse ..I've got the same issue with my pc. I did a deep state cleaning, took everything out, assembled it back and still the same problem. I then sent it back from where i initially bought it, for a test or possibly replacement and found out that everything was working just fine, at least that's what they've said. After they sent it back to me, i assembled it again and still facing the same issue. Could it be related to the power supply 🤔?
Thanks in advance ☺️
Appreciate that you share it with us now it’s perfectly working for me god bless you❤️
Thanks. Msi is fucked up. Cpu debug led is on not dram.
Thx bro u save me, I’m from Brasil and my pc, don’t start for 2 months, I buy a new memory and don’t start, your video save me! Trust in this guy ❤️
Qual é sua placa mano?‽
all those forums talking gibberish and this 2 year old video is what saved my life! thanks a million bro!
I got the same problem, I tried this trick and it worked, which basically proves that my MB is faulty. I will try warranty.
Can u explain how to perform?
If this method doesn't work for you or only worked for a few times. Try taking out your ram then put it back in. Thats what solved this problem for me. The method in the video did worked for about 4 times, but removing the ram is what solved this issue for me.
Bro really i can't even describe how much you have helped me...had the same problem and i didn't have to take out my ram stick ...i just pushed it in a little bit and it solved my problem.
Worked for me, I was dusting out my computer and noticed 1 ram wasn't sitting quite right pushed it down and then got the debug, the fact I didn't think of this in the first place was because my PC recognised all 32GB before hand so was surprised this was the solution, thanks anyway!
I did the same thing yesterday, I had EZ Debug CPU+RAM flashing, but I'm not sure if that was exactly the deciding factor in my case. Since I clicked the button and left the computer for 15 minutes without power.
Wtf this actually worked!! Your an absolute legend bro
I just built a new PC today....immediately had the CPU led come on and it just sits there. I will try this trick tomorrow when i get back to the office.. Fingers crossed.
Let us know if it works!
Hi please let us know , if it’s works for you . I’m having same issue .
Same thing here
Im done near punch the whole fucking thing down… it takes me 5 hour to get all the thing together.. and now it’s not even showing anythinf when I plug it into a monitor. And the white cpu led thing too..
@@Ultearss same i was just done building it i spend 5 hours of my day building it and its only showing the cpu red light
Here's another solution if both fails (from video and the one in the comments)
-Turn off and unplug power
-remove all ram from slot
-Turn it on without the ram
-Ez debug light should switch to Ram now.
-Turn off and unplug power again.
-Insert rams from slot.
-Turn it on, should see that cpu led should be turning on and off for about 3 times now before booting.
hope this helps.
Brother, you just saved me from throwing my pc out the window. Thank you so much and happy new year🎉
I love you bro, thank you so much broo, u really save me & stop me from crying. I love you so much bro ❤ it's work for me.
This video was amazing, thank you so much lmao...what a dumb issue to have in the first place!
Motherboard model name?
In my case, the RAM sticks were installed incorrectly
If you have 1 stick you need to install it in the furthest slot from the processor
If you have 2 sticks, you need to install them in the slot farthest from the processor, leave the next slot empty, and insert another stick after it
The first initialization will take a very long time, about 5 minutes, don’t be afraid if the indicator of the wrong color lights up, just wait and maybe the computer will start
just had the same problem thank you for this
Glad it helped!
omg I couldn't believe it would work, but shockingly, your method worked for me
Happy to help!
@@GothikaGeist Thanks ❤
this does not work on my brand new MSI board and i know my cpu is not at fault as it has been tested and there is no bent pins either
Solution ?
@@_zenos_2915 replace the freaking motherboard thats what i did
idk what u did but at first but didn’t work then I spammed it and it worked. The light went from cpu to vga, then boot and then I got signal. So thank you!
You just kept flicking it on/off til it worked? If that's the case LMAO. Don't think I've done that and most people are super worried the method I show will blow their PC. Glad it worked in the end lol.
Is your pc crashing randomly and then cpu red led comes on
@@GothikaGeist yea it worked havent had a prob since.
@@ecchingy well my light would be white and it would light up on the "boot" part and sometimes the "cpu" part. But i just flicked the switch a bunch of times and it worked.
Did not work for me. Does this mean it could be bigger problem?
Wtf brooo, how did you come to this solution, it actually worked. Thank you so much. Im using msi b550 a pro btw
I removed all the parts for cleaning and after assembling, i was stuck with this problem, i saw some videos and landed on this, as i was about to flip the switch, my pc booted without any issue... Anyways I'll use this trick if needed in future.....Really Helpful Thanks
OMG, Right now I'm doing exactly what you did!!!!!🤧🤧🥺
@@sirnoxy2534 Out of trouble now? Hopefully 😌
@@sshrihari1436 nah bruh 🤧🤧
@@sirnoxy2534 tried the psu switch flipping?
@@sshrihari1436 100 times!
Besten Dank, super Tip! 😊 Bei mir war es die Boot-Led aber es funktionierte genau so. Miss interessiert aber, wie die anderen wahrscheinlich auch, wo der Fehler liegt 🧐
finaly in conclussion , what is the problem ? is an electric problem ?
It happened to me every time when electricity suddenly goes out
Just that.. my problem in a week just solve in one click,. Your a hero man,,, thankss a lott
Fuck MSI. Every motherboard has the same fucking problem. I'll never buy this shit again.
I had to return a Msi b550 bcuz it was faulty I wasted days trouble shooting …
lol I’ve had this light on for a year, comes on randomly. Just changed my cooler and reapplied some paste, light still on even at sub 70 temps. Cleaned the cpu with 99% isopropanol.
Will be trying this tomorrow! I have a NZXT 550 W so maybe it’s time to swap it out
how did it worked?
I did the same procedure... Nothing happened.. still the white led light is on.. my mobo is msi h310-m pro vh plus
It happened to me the same thing. Did you find another way to fix this?
After 1 year, did any of you get the solution to white LED CPU? This is happening to me right now.
Its happenig to me also brother, just ran into the problem, did u find any solution?@@LuisLopez-rp1wy
@@LuisLopez-rp1wydid u fix it yet ?
Fuck, nobody fixed it?
7-29-2022, brand new Z690 and had this problem, and this crazy trick solved it!! wow!!
Hey I'm having issues with my Msi Z690 Pro-a motherboard. Got everything together but doesn't post. It just comes un for like 15-20 seconds with a black screen and then shuts down then reboots and does that in a loop. Tried this trick but the pc doesn't turn on immediately I have to press the power key and it doesn't really work for me any help ? I got i9 12900k and EVGA PSU
Same her. Brand new MSI PRO Z690-A with i7 12700F. Everything is on except the CPU with that crazy red LED. I just can’t use that trick because the MB doesn’t turn off instantly, there is this kind of inertia where the MB is still running for a second which also happens when it’s turned on.
@@ArnaudLeGentil mine turned out to be the motherboard DOA. Had to purchase a new one switched to ASUS TUF and it worked flawlessly. MSI is shipping these Dead motherboards and from the looks of things it's a very common issue. It's shameful. Good luck with yours tho.
@@MrAdrenaline237 thanks! I dropped the home made built pc to a good and trusted store (I'm from France), they need 10 days due to their summer holidays. The guy there was more a salesperson than a high-end technical specialist, so he was left in doubt, couldn't help much more than me but he was a good listener and try to do his best as it was more a job for the technical support, so... it's a long 10 days to wait, lolz :D if that happens to be a MSI issue, that will be the last MSI purchase I'll ever do because I could never digest the absence of win10 drivers for my laptop. I'll keep you all posted ofc.
@@ArnaudLeGentil Any updates?
wow this worked perfectly! thank you for this!
Bro I tried this last night and it worked for my cpu debug light and no display issue.. but today I tried to turn my PC on again and it doesnt display anything again. Same issue. This time it doesnt respond to the method u did in the video. Would love to hear your input
Bro its really work in 2024! Thanks a lot! Cheers 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Thanks a lot It worked, but what is the main reason? And also pc resterted itself after playing skyrim which isn’t requires too much power.
Idk what the reason is, mine fixed after switching to an 850w power supply and that's all that I can say. Otherwise, a few people have talked about updating the Bios on the motherboard fixing it as well.
@@GothikaGeist thanks for the detailed answer
Yet again im here to share my troubleshooting it was a faulty Ram. I have 4 ram stick and remove the 2 pair of ram and it fixed i literally tried everything re seat ram, cpu, bios. So guys if you have the same issue always check all ram first thank you.
Oh wow thx, I just built my first ever PC and was about to trouble shoot next week! The GPU light was blinking yellow though, what does that mean?
You are an absolute star. I have an msi b550m WiFi board that I recently built. Worked all weekend the had the white light on cpu. Tried everything but your solution fixed it. Did you ever find out why this happens?
No idea why. This issue followed me from one PC build to the next with the only part the same between the two being the 450W PSU. Upgraded to an 850W PSU and the problem disappeared .
Holy cow, thank you bruh, you're the man.
That's awesome, bro you are a very special person thank you
Didn't work for me. i have not used my PC for like 3 month and it used to work fine, but now I see CPU red led. I have MSI B550 Mortar paired with R5 5600x(bios was updated like 6 month ago). Tried removing RAM, GPU, every time I see CPU red led. Could it be motherboard bios reseted somehow to default by itself? I haven't used pc for 3 month and maybe for 2 weeks it standed in room with temperature like -3 -7 celsius.
I guess it could be a Bios issue but I fixed it with just this trick. It seems to be a problem specific to MSI motherboards.
1 cpu damaged 2 cpu power weak 3 cpu motherboard damaged
@@jasonsoutlook1 and it turned out 4: manufacturer fault or idk what was that but it was pure stupidity. i figured out that cmos battery charges every time pc is plugged in and my pc was unplugged for 3+ months so battery became empty which meant mobo reseted to default settings. But then i flashed it with appropriate version of bios that I used to use previously, but it didn't work(i tried alot of versions including very last one, didnt work at all). Idk why but the only thing worked for me was flashing mobo with the very first version of bios which started supporting ryzen 5000 series and right away flashing it one more time with the latest one. Only after that "танец с бубном" pc turned on.. weird as fuck, but im glad that worked out.
@@Jinjr322 damn, good on you for having the patience for that shit. But that's better than losing your entire PC.
@@GothikaGeist true
I owe this man money it worked holy cow
Do you have to do this everytime? Or does it fix it for a while?
So what I've figured out is what causes it is running your PC for 5+ hours or so at a time triggers this issue after shutdown (on the next power on). I found that the only way to "prevent" the issue from happening is to power off the PC regularly for extended periods of time, like before you go to bed. Otherwise just buy a new PSU, thats what finally ended the issue.
Well I have this exact problem, but I thought it was a motherboard or cpu problem. So you are thinking it’s just a psu problem? Bc I conviently have a brand new one sitting in my room that I got from a gpu bundle
@@hallowedkin7425 Has to be the PSU. The PC in the video was a brand new MSI Mobo and i5-11400 (upgraded from an i5-6600) and as you can see I STILL had the issue. Went from a 430W Corsair PSU to an 850W EVGA PSU and *poof* The issue disappeared entirely.
Edit: Same GPU, RAM, storage drives and case between the two builds. Also, be careful with the bundled PSUs, those were found to be faulty at some point no? Gamers Nexus made a video on it.
@@GothikaGeist I have a ryzen 5 3600, rtx 3060 and a b450 tomahawk max motherboard. The only thing is the other power supply I have is the same wattage but it’s a dofferent brand and brand new
Edit: also it wasn’t the gigabyte one, it is an evga 650w gold
@@hallowedkin7425 I'd say it's worth a shot replacing the PSU if the EZ Debug issue is really annoying you. I'd been dealing with this nonsense for like 2 years, and each time I had to fix it I had to get on the floor and go under my desk to flick the switch.
it's funny. I've encountered this type of fault (more like "covert fault") so many times as a technician and enthusiast, its impressive how often I completely forget that power supplies almost always die gradually. I stress test them under intense load so much I start expecting the "*sizzke-POP!*--blue smoke" type of psu death.
but its usually a minor internal component slowly drifting out of spec with degradation (age or poor electrical filtering etc)
eventually you get this this point of straddling the line between in-spec and out of spec. depending on any number of conditions, it could go on for hours-years. eventually, the psu wont work anymore. period. it may turn on, but the internal specs too far off correctly function. happens to new and old psu even.
👍nice vid. if only I could learn to type so efficiently 😂😂😂
Irmão estou aqui no Brasil e vc resolveu meu problema
Kkkk tô aqui vendo vídeo sem entender nada mano kkk
Mais um aqui, inclusive voltou a acontecer hoje e vim ver se alguém tem uma solução concreta... Ali em cima falam em trocar a fonte, a minha vai pra tres anos mas nao acredito que seja o problema...
Broxante porque já troquei a placa mãe vindo de uma Asus cheia de bug, mas acho que é a vida de quem gosta de PC...
Have same issue, but sadly the switch reset did not help. Happy for those who got it fixed though.
If you are getting red and yellow problems, swap the ram sticks , it will work.
Wtf… fixed my problem as well!! Thank you! AMD CPU + MSI B550 A Pro
Glad it helped!
@@GothikaGeist Update: it was still unstable after the hack, sometimes works sometimes not…so I spent another day testing out all components and found it’s caused by my PC case. Something is short circuited in the case’s control panel (audio, power button etc.). I unplugged all of them from the MOBO and bought a power button from Amazon bypassing the case, works perfectly now! Hope this helps others.
Didn’t fix mine
thank you so much it actually works i thought i really needed to take it apart to fix it🙏🙏
Glad it helped!
I saw in the comments you helped a lot of people with this trick, and thank you sir, unfortunately it's not my case :'(, This is happening to me with MSI h110m pro-vd plus, getting cpu led.
So I noticed some weird things, when I leave the computer for maybe 6-8 hours it seems to work sometimes, but another weird thing is the led of my PC case, when I get the problem with cpu led on motherboard the led of the PC case doesn't turn on but when the computer is trying to work the led of the PC case turns on. Idk wtf is going I worked so hard to get this computer man I'm feeling really bad 😞.
I avoided the issue specifically by turning off my PC before going to sleep and leaving it off for 6-8 hours. Otherwise I changed my power supply from a Corsair 450W to an EVGA 850W. You could try a power supply upgrade to a non-corsair power supply brand or you can try updating the motherboard BIOS. Thing is that we haven't really found a specific solution or cause so that's about all I can say to help other than general PC troubleshooting like trying one RAM stick at a time, reseating the CPU/cooler, or trying another CPU altogether.
@@GothikaGeist Thanks for the answer, in case of get the computer work, do you recommend install the latest version of the bios or one before it?
@@andelsonnicolaslopezysabel2501 Get the latest version for your specific Motherboard model directly from MSI's support page for that model. Some have said that this specifically fixes the issue but others have said it didn't work for them. Just make sure you do it correctly.
If On/off Button fix won't help then read this ...
I had same issue ,
My fix is to Check Cables and change slot (Very Important to change pcie or Peripheral 6 pin slots on psu),
After changing the slots ,
Check Cpu Cable and plug it back on Psu and Mobo,
Then lastly Do not plug Cpu cable in Pcie /Cpu only Plut it near AtX 12 pin connector cable slot.
Unplug all unnecessary gpus and items ...
Just plug OS drive and one Video output (Via Vga or Gpu). Then give it 3-5 mins ... Eventually Cpu Light go off by itself and Shift to Vga , Dram, or Boot light.
(It will 3-5 times show Cpu red light after booting successful and rebooting).
Cpu Light means
1.( either one cable or Gpu is not plugged correctly (Via Pcie Splitter or Splitter usd ) in for miners case only***
2). If your machine is throwing same issue after some successful without any touch .. means 3-5 mins verification will take place.
Brother, I face this issue randomly today while watching RUclips on my pc and there is this constant red light on with my B660m A pro wifi. Read forums and things here and there but no fix. Cleaned the GPU and ram and put them back again still the issue persists, cables are good too. Idk what to do ahead?
I had this issue just now. But I removed my storage drives and checked it worked. Reconnected all my drives and it's good. I donno why it happened and since I'm experiencing rainstorm here in my region there's lot of humidity more than usual
Oh my god you life saver, I was going insane
Nice man did that and now my pc wont start anymore
Tanks, this help me and works. I was this error with 5600x all NEW 6moths items.
Thanks u so much for uploding this. Really helping a lot of people. ❤
Bro I was going crazy, nothing from the web helped! No Bios Flashback, Cmos clear.. Thx, u saved my Ass! Sub and like for u my friend. Greetings from Germany
I'm glad I was able to help!
This also works for me but i dont see this as a permanent solution. Did you find something more permanent?
@@niels5780 Other commenter are saying BIOS update. I personally switched out my old 450W PSU for a brand new 850W one and that worked.
@@niels5780 the problem never appeared to me again after this little trick worked, it just boots normally again. So the fast off on switch fixed my problem permanently.
Idk how the f that fix it , but it worked !!!
Thanks my dude
Thank you I’m a brand new pc owner and I was super scared thanks you
For me this meant I had plugged the wrong connector into the cpu port, there is a graphics card "6+2" and a cpu "8" pin (possibly 4+4) I was pluggin the graphics card one into the cpu slot
Sometimes those cables have text on them that read "CPU" or "VGA" not always but that's usually your best bet when you're unsure which cable goes where. Glad you got it figured out.
@@GothikaGeist :)
I have been facing this problem for over a year now thank u sir
I have the same problem. But no luck for me this method didn’t work. If there are too many people having the same problem I think MSI need to do something about it.
msi sucks. never again
Bro this legit worked for me thanks bro ✊🏻
Had the same issue few days ago. Changed the PSU and its fixed. No more CPU LED Light.
I have that issues , I built my pc but doesn’t have signal it’s have the red light on the cpu I do this but didn’t work, can someone help me ?
I changed PSU today and then I have that issue.
@@1zdrag0n20 if you have the issues , changed the motherboard
I swear to go I’ve been sitting here turning on and off my computer then I see this video and as I turn it on and head towards the back it decides to start… sometimes the intent is enough with these MSI motherboards
Yeah, and you'd trust this motherboard after that trick?
I had the issue when I turned it off and the cpu light would stay on and the gpu would blink also - and would not boot after being un plugged. The issue was one of my display port cables, I don’t know why but that what it was for me
Ive had the same problem and i was stuck finding solutions for almost 3 hours and THIS is what actually worked. Why??? How??? I am so confused but thanks nonetheless :)
I build my PC in January (with an MSI motherboard and Ryzen 5 5600g) and about a month ago this started to happen, and I have to press the reset button every time. Sometimes I disconnect the power plug at night and my PC boot normally for a few days, but sometimes the blue screen of death happens when I do this. Let's see if this tutorial is a definitive fix with no blue screen of death. Fingers crossed! 🤞
Same issue!
Turn it off... but will try your fix later n tonight when this immediate stress dissipates.
I usually only bought ASUS motherboards for past 4 builds, never an issue. I hope I don't live to regret this first time MSI purchase?!
Bro I was about to scrap my pc, thankyou so much
Glad it worked for you!
I have MSI B560M PRO-VDH WIFI Motherboard. After dust cleaning has a problem with Windows startup, it's just freezing. I solve it with by restoring the backup point (or as it is called on Windows), and the next day Windows froze when watching RUclips and after a reboot EZ Debug indicators lit up. RAM EZ Debug indicator became blinking yellow and the CPU indicator flashed red. I took out RAM and blew out, connected the cooler backlight, which I turned off after dust cleaning (it's nonsense, but I was thinking that the cooler without backlight does not work at full speed). I didn't realize what the problem was and what exactly was the solution, but after blowing out the RAM and plugging the cooler light back in, everything worked. I also clicked the power button on my Chieftec A-80 Series 750W several times and the computer booted up, but froze at some point when the MSI logo appeared. The computer works now, but I don't know what the solution to the problem was.
Thinking back, and the build was two years ago, this problem has occurred 3-5 times since the beginning of 2002, and only once in the past have I noticed the indicators when I moved the computer by mail to Germany and reassembled it. Then I thought I had bent the contacts and straightened them out. But this is not accurate, as the bending did not exceed 0.5 millimeters. After reassembly everything went away, and yesterday I again faced the problem of CPU and RAM indicators. I'll keep watching.
Sometimes I also had the problem that my screen would not show a picture when booting up, but that was maybe 10 times when I unplugged my Wacom tablet and reinstalled the drivers, maybe that had an effect.
BROOO…. THIS WORK FORME THANK U SO MUCH.
GODBLESS
Thanks a lot for your suggestion. This works for me.
how am I going to do something like that when I don't have that power off/on button
Guys, I wrote a touch that I did the same thing and when it worked, I disconnected all the wires to the motherboard and the problem of the bulb was not solved. Orphans, there is no problem. The subject has tired me out.
For 3 years my PC gave no problems. Now suddenly this issue of CPU debug light coming on at random times has come up. Only way its fixable is switching off and on the power rapidly. No idea why this problem has come up suddenly. Yes Corsair PSU here too.
it gets fixed instantly.....
thnx man
Glad I could help!
Can’t believe it actually worked i laughed so hard XD
Thank you very much bro u saved my day
You are the ultimate master!!!!
I just bought a b550 board with a similar issue, seller says cpu led won't go away, for $30. Here's hoping this is the answer 😎
Also mein Problem war mein RAM. Ein RAM war nicht ganz eingerastet, wodurch der CPU Fehler angezeigt worden ist. Probiert das auch noch aus, falls nicht schon getan.
didn't work :( Is there a specific timing you have to hit?
Once it hangs on boot up is when you should try it.
I got this problem after putting together all the parts and even installing Windows. Imagine my surprise! I just finished installing the drivers from manufacture dvd and after the restart it just died. Tried everything, from reseting CMOS and removing RAM and also 100x this method in the video above, but with no luck. I then updated my bios to the latest version and reinstalled Windows. Now it runs with no problem. Might be some I/O bug i guess.
How are you able to update bios if you don't have displays?