Hello gentlemen, I purchased all the PC components online and decided to build it by myself. But when i hit the power button, it's not powering up. Not the posting error, but motherboard itself has no power. Not single Debug LED turned on. Not even the CPU fan. So, I checked the Power Supply Unit(PSU) by shorting the 24 connector pin, and its working fine. And also connected it with another motherboard its working. So, I thought maybe the motherboard is faulty because PSU is working. Then i returned the motherboard to the manufacturer for replacement, but they checked the motherboard and shockingly it is also working. Now I am really confused what is the reason!! please help me with that. Build Components: 1). AMD RYZEN 7 3700X PROCESSOR 2). Msi MPG X570 Gaming Edge WiFi Motherboard 3). Adata AX4U3200316G16A-DT60 Desktop Ram XPG Spectrix D60G Series 32GB (16GBX2) DDR4 3200MHz RGB 4). MSI GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER VENTUS XS C OC 8GB GDDR6 256-bit Gaming Graphics Card 5). Cooler Master MWE 750 V2 230V SMPS - 750 Watt 80 Plus Bronze Certification PSU With Active PFC 6). Adata XPG Gammix S5 512GB 3D NAND M.2 NVMe Internal SSD
Hey. Could you please help me? I recently moved and now my pc won't power on. I reseted all cables and made sure the cables were good as well as checking the outlet. No luck. (Edit) Nvm tried testing the PSU, and after the test it booted up no problem. Weird how that works. Thank you so much for making this video. Saved me time and $
Hello , I want to ask .. how about if the power supply is injected to the outlet then I tried to open it but it will open for a seconds then it will stop but there is green light on the mother board? by the way my power supply is delta dps-350ab-13 , they say its too old ps model. I hope someone help me. Thanks a lot.
Spent an entire week trying to get my new build desktop to start. Though the power supply was faulty . Your video allowed me how to determine that the power supply was working. Turned out it was the effing front panel connectors. I have an ASUS Q connector from my first build 6 years ago but it does not fit MSI MB. Thank you
The most straightforward to the point and super helpful and descriptive video i've seen yet! Not even the popular youtubers have made a video this thorough for beginners. Well done! and Thank you because I'm trying to isolate why my computer is not turning on.
Woot woot!! Thank you after replacing 1 psu I discovered that my power switch is faulty with the help of this video!! Many many thanks sir! You are very appreciated ❤🙏
Sa ilang oras na pag kakalikot ko ng cpu ko, at nood ng yt videos kung paano maayos natagpuan korin ang talagang nakatulong sakin HAHAHA maraming salamt po. Pareho tayo HAHAHA power supply rin yung di gumagana HAHA buti may extra akong cpu na luma at kinuha konalang yung power supply dun 😊
I watched a bunch of different vids. And the one thing that worked was someones comment reccomending replacing the cmos battery. Still cant thank that person enough. Quickest fix of all the things recommended by videos.
Thanks man! This helped me and saved me a lot of money. I was losing hope and about to have my cpu checked by pc tech bec i thought it was the motherboard. Luckily it's just the cmos battery. Thanks again and to the other guy you bumped into.
Thanks man! This vid helped me and saved me a lot of money. Someone commented here and has the same problem as mine. We thought it was the motherboard because the psu is working and the switch wasn't even if we do the jumper thing. He said someone here also recommended replacing the CMOS battery first and it did, my pc worked and so as his. Just sharing this experience to not jump right to conclusion first about the motherboard being faulty. God bless y'all!
I have the same symptoms with my dead PSU with the paper clip test, ordered a new one, hopefully will work, great video, if the new PSU doesnt make my PC boot I will try the rest
I've watched at least 30 videos over the past day trying to figure out an issue after replacing a motherboard and you absolutely saved me! Can't thank you enough!
I tuck the power box out of an old computer to use as a malty tap power supply i.e. 3.3V, 5V ,12V for a bread board and Arduino projects. I had power to the box and through the on-off toggle switch on the box but no power out or fan movement, so I followed your instructions, joined the green and the black pins and it now works. Thanks to your video you've saved a lot of electronics from the scrap bin.
Very useful video to help beginners, but there are a couple of things to add to make it even more effective. Some power supplies don't spin their fans until they get above a certain temperature or power load. Also, the power supply fan spinning, doesn't indicate the full health of the power supply. You also need to test the various dc power outputs of the power supply, like the 5v and 12v lines. You'll need a multimeter for that though. The reason is that quite often the fan will spin, but the power supply won't be giving out the correct voltages to power on the computer. If your computer does power on but then completely shuts off while doing something like gaming, that can also be a symptom of a failing power supply or just a power supply that isn't sufficiently powerful for your computer. As a side note, be very cautious about buying cheap power supplies, such as the ones in this video. Most are junk and some are potentially dangerous and can cause fires if overloaded. One last point, unless you know what you are doing, never open the power supply case unless you want to risk getting a very nasty and potentially lethal shock.
A week ago I found a random ddr3 RAM stick lying around whilst cleaning the house and decided that perhaps I could install it into a prebuilt tower (some old lenovo from 2010) my mum uses (she doesn't use it much, only occasionally) I opened up the tower once before a month or two just to check the insides since I was bored and nothing went wrong after that. 2 days ago I opened up the thing once again to install the RAM. I noticed the CPU power cable (an old 4 pin connector, not the 8 pin ones used today) was kinda in the way and I had to tug it a bit to install the RAM. problem is installing the RAM was a hassle and one of the clip things didn't really click properly. I also didn't really ground myself and touched the RAM cards everywhere, including the golden pins. Before installing the new RAM i took out the old one to see if the one I found was compatible and it was. PC3 8500U and the old one was PC3 12800U. installed both dimm modules, turned on the switch annnnd...shit doesn't turn on, whcih was weird because we literally just used it an hour before to read some old CDs we also happened to find while cleaning. I try reinstalling the RAM, again not caring about grounding myself and same thing happens again. later I read about the grounding yourself before touchy thing and assumed that i probably killed the ram, but the thing didnt even turn on at all so it definitely wasnt a RAM problem. another thing to note is that while doing all this I didnt disconnect the power cable. (external switch on the mains was off though, the psu itself didnt have one) so here I am still freaking out. I only can think of two scenarios: 1. mobo is somehow dead 2. cpu cable isnt connected properly (remember how I yanked on it) problem is said cable is located directly under this giant plate blocking and surrounding the CPU and heatsink that houses the CPU fan. I'm afraid I'll mess something up if I take it out but upon using my phone camera to peek at the cable under it it doesn't seem to be that loose. (isn't coming out despite solid yanks, only wobbling a bit) man this sucks.
Thanks for raising this. In my case rhe paper clip test proved that the fan was spinning leaving the switch or the motherboard. The jumper test for the switch did not work so it had to have been the motherboard. Right? Wrong! Yes the paper clip test did make the fan spin but it felt weak. On impulse I had another power supply and so swapped it over and bingo, everything lit up and worked. As you say, my PSU was working but in poor health, so much so that it did not power up the motherboard. Therefore assuming a faulty motherboard would have been the wrong diagnosis. I want to share this experience so I'm repeating it as a main comment. Thanks again.
@@nerd2544 apologies for the delay in replying. I never actually received a notification for your reply. To elaborate though, a computer power supply doesn't just provide a single voltage. It will output 12v via one set of wires, 5v via another set and sometimes other voltages too. Quite often a power supply can fail partially, but not fully, because one or more components inside it has failed. This will often result in the output voltages to be much lower, or more rarely much higher than they should be. Using a multimeter on DC voltage mode, you can measure those output voltages. If they are more than a little different to what they should be, there is a high chance that something in the power supply has failed, even though the fan might still spin. If the voltage is not as it should be, the computer will be starved of power and will either not run at all, or may seem to run okay until you try to do anything useful with it. Gaming in particular can pull a lot of power from the psu and if the psu is not up to the task, your pc may shut down under load. I hope that helps and answers your question.
You helped me sir. Thank you! By following your troubleshooting techniques I thought my mobo was not working but after checking the cables, I plugged the power switch in the wrong pin. Hope you will do more contents like this to help others. Thank you again!
Thank you a great simple 1,2,3 approach to solving what can be an incredibly baffling problem. However sometimes it may not be so black and white. I'm posting this to share experiences. In my case the paper clip test proved that the fan was spinning leaving the switch or the motherboard. The jumper test for the switch did not work so it left the motherboard. That was the only conclusion to left. However the spinning fan on the PSU didn't feel right, it felt weak. On impulse I had another power supply and so swapped it over and bingo, everything lit up and worked. The PSU therefore although working was in poor health. See comment by Peter Judd. In this case assuming a faulty motherboard would have been the wrong diagnosis.
happened with me three times ,my pc works turns on but no signal , fan spinning , changed psu its up n running , most of the time psu get bad like they dont give enough power for ur cpu n mobo but still able to spin the fan ,most cases thats how my psu got bad
What a great video! You are very good at explain things so the average troubleshooter can feel confident trying these different steps to fix the computer.
The screwdriver hack saved me 450 pesos. Kabang-kaba na ko dahil ilang araw nang nagloloko power button ng unit ko hanggang sa ayaw na talagang bumukas. Maraming salamat, sir! 🙌🏻
Thank you so much! I have junk my pc for 3 years because its not turning on. but I tried to fix it while watching tutorials on youtube but this is the only video works! kudos to you sir :)
Thanks, dude. My old pc turned off suddenly and won't turn on anymore. When I diagnosised the power supply with the pin method, it doesn't turned on. I tried again with the one from my brother and work, which means that mine is dead. Thanks again for sharing the troubleshooting method 🤝
i watched this video. and by just checking out the cable, whew, my pc opened. so it is was just the power cable which is the problem after all. and it save me some time and money going to the mall to have my pc checked by a pro.
After 1 year of probleming my computer I finally find this video, hope it works if i check the first step troubleshooting power supply no body is willing to help me face to face but thanks to you this help so much from troubleshooting muah love it
Thanks, this is my first video from yours, liked, subscribed, and thanks for the informations, keep up the awesome work. Thanks alot again. I'm a guy who is having a motherboard issue xD
Great video, helped me alot i thought my psu was faulty as my motherboard lights went crazy when i flicked psu on. turns out my motherboard is a bit special :)
Thank You so much for this very informative video. You explain everything very well for beginners. Now I can start to figure it out as per your ideas. Thanks so much!
Thank you for trying your best to help. I'm experiencing kind of similar situation right now. I'll try all of your tips later. Hope it's not the motherboard.
Thanks for the Video. It really Helped me out, I checked Power supply as you did my power Supply was Okay. Problem was with GPU card, I simply unplugged it and my pc started working.
HELLO TOROGI! Am an avid Subscriber, you are my first 'Go to' when diagnosing PC issues! I recently built a new Computer in my old Tower with a new Raidmax Vampire 1000W 80 Plus Gold Power Supply, an MSI Z390-A PRO Motherboard with an Intel Pentium Gold Processor G5400 CPU @ 3.7GHz! Next added 64.0 GB DDR4 3200 Ram! Also a ZOTAC GAMING GeForce GTX 1 Video Card! Recently upgraded all my HHD's with an Intel 660p Series M.2 1 TB SSD Drive C and two WD I TB internal SSD's! My Computer now boots up completely for a cold start in 30 seconds!!!! (Once in a while when I turn it on, it Boots into the Bios Screen)!!!(But when I wont to boot into Bios, no matter what key combination I press it wont go into Bios on Command)! Windows will not display on my Digital Monitor but I can see the Bios Screen on another HDMI Output to my 32 inch TV! Am running XMP Mode and Gaming Mode on the MSI along with allocating 3/4 of my Ram to Process my Adobe Premiere 2022! My Question is: How do I get the computer to Boot into Windows EVERY TIME? And secondly, How do I get my computer to boot into Bios on command?
I just play my l4d2 and suddenly my pc dead and i smell something burn inside my pc then i let them cool for hours and it won't turn on . When i turn on the power the adapter and light is on but not the fan what's the problem should i buy a new power supply?
Thankyou. This is exactly what I needed. Now i just need to execute the troubleshooters in order. Hopefully i only need to do this 2nd step n i can put mu new ps in
I tried this method because of sudden shutdown, my psu is good, but maybe mobo is my problem, 😭 Thanks for this video. Hoping for more troubleshooting videos in your channel. GL.
I hope it helps! Drop your comments! make sure to like and subscribe!
Hello gentlemen,
I purchased all the PC components online and decided to build it by myself.
But when i hit the power button, it's not powering up. Not the posting error, but motherboard itself has no power.
Not single Debug LED turned on. Not even the CPU fan.
So, I checked the Power Supply Unit(PSU) by shorting the 24 connector pin, and its working fine.
And also connected it with another motherboard its working.
So, I thought maybe the motherboard is faulty because PSU is working.
Then i returned the motherboard to the manufacturer for replacement, but they checked the motherboard and shockingly it is also working.
Now I am really confused what is the reason!!
please help me with that.
Build Components:
1). AMD RYZEN 7 3700X PROCESSOR
2). Msi MPG X570 Gaming Edge WiFi Motherboard
3). Adata AX4U3200316G16A-DT60 Desktop Ram XPG Spectrix D60G Series 32GB (16GBX2) DDR4 3200MHz RGB
4). MSI GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER VENTUS XS C OC 8GB GDDR6 256-bit Gaming Graphics Card
5). Cooler Master MWE 750 V2 230V SMPS - 750 Watt 80 Plus Bronze Certification PSU With Active PFC
6). Adata XPG Gammix S5 512GB 3D NAND M.2 NVMe Internal SSD
Hey. Could you please help me? I recently moved and now my pc won't power on. I reseted all cables and made sure the cables were good as well as checking the outlet. No luck. (Edit) Nvm tried testing the PSU, and after the test it booted up no problem. Weird how that works. Thank you so much for making this video. Saved me time and $
Can u fix my pc?
@@PruthviTalanpuri a@@@@a@eerrr
Hello , I want to ask .. how about if the power supply is injected to the outlet then I tried to open it but it will open for a seconds then it will stop but there is green light on the mother board? by the way my power supply is delta dps-350ab-13 , they say its too old ps model. I hope someone help me. Thanks a lot.
I have tried several steps already and I'm starting to loss hope. Finally my PC is working now by following your steps, Thank you so much!
Never cleaning my pc again. I almost threw the whole thing on the floor in a fit of rage. Guess no more tarkov for awhile
What's the problem on your pc bro? Is it the power supply?
@@chainsawd_ hey um i just applied new thermal paste to the cpu and now its not turning on.. Do u have any idea what the problem might be?
@@chainsawd_ the orange cpu light turns on but nothing else happens other than that
@@gamerboi2481 same bruh
@@luxzz1398 i fixed mine by swapping the 2 rams try that hope it helps
Spent an entire week trying to get my new build desktop to start. Though the power supply was faulty . Your video allowed me how to determine that the power supply was working. Turned out it was the effing front panel connectors. I have an ASUS Q connector from my first build 6 years ago but it does not fit MSI MB. Thank you
This is literaly my current problem man.
The most straightforward to the point and super helpful and descriptive video i've seen yet! Not even the popular youtubers have made a video this thorough for beginners. Well done! and Thank you because I'm trying to isolate why my computer is not turning on.
Absolutely. I haven’t gotten anywhere near something that actually hits the nail on the head for the issue im having atm.
Woot woot!! Thank you after replacing 1 psu I discovered that my power switch is faulty with the help of this video!! Many many thanks sir! You are very appreciated ❤🙏
Thanks for the vid, it saved a work computer from the trash, for now at least. Turns out it was just the power switch
Damn 😭 im late as shit
Sa ilang oras na pag kakalikot ko ng cpu ko, at nood ng yt videos kung paano maayos natagpuan korin ang talagang nakatulong sakin HAHAHA maraming salamt po. Pareho tayo HAHAHA power supply rin yung di gumagana HAHA buti may extra akong cpu na luma at kinuha konalang yung power supply dun 😊
I watched a bunch of different vids. And the one thing that worked was someones comment reccomending replacing the cmos battery. Still cant thank that person enough. Quickest fix of all the things recommended by videos.
Thanks man! This helped me and saved me a lot of money. I was losing hope and about to have my cpu checked by pc tech bec i thought it was the motherboard. Luckily it's just the cmos battery. Thanks again and to the other guy you bumped into.
mayat explanation padli. mayat pang students metlang iman!
I opened a computer(for the first time) and followed every step. It worked! For that you get a like and sub thank you
Thanks man! This vid helped me and saved me a lot of money. Someone commented here and has the same problem as mine. We thought it was the motherboard because the psu is working and the switch wasn't even if we do the jumper thing. He said someone here also recommended replacing the CMOS battery first and it did, my pc worked and so as his.
Just sharing this experience to not jump right to conclusion first about the motherboard being faulty. God bless y'all!
Woah I have the same problem too
Psu working but after put the 24 pin in, not turn on even if I jumper the switch
Omg dude, i thought my mother board was fried. It was the freaking cmos battery. Thanks for sharing this and found your comment.
it's the power switch troubleshoot worked for me. thank you for being a such a good help
I have the same symptoms with my dead PSU with the paper clip test, ordered a new one, hopefully will work, great video, if the new PSU doesnt make my PC boot I will try the rest
Any updates bro?
@@raven0696 the PSU was the problem, replaced it
I've watched at least 30 videos over the past day trying to figure out an issue after replacing a motherboard and you absolutely saved me! Can't thank you enough!
i sweat its my mother board, the fan spins n everything. but when i plug it in it doesnt work
@@jaredcolon3047 did you find a solution? I also think my mother board is bricked
@@khious3998 yea, turns out my mother board isnt shredded. The power button from my case was plugged in the wrong port😂
@@jaredcolon3047 oh shit i haven’t checked mine
I tuck the power box out of an old computer to use as a malty tap power supply i.e. 3.3V, 5V ,12V for a bread board and Arduino projects.
I had power to the box and through the on-off toggle switch on the box but no power out or fan movement, so I followed your instructions, joined the green and the black pins and it now works. Thanks to your video you've saved a lot of electronics from the scrap bin.
Very useful video to help beginners, but there are a couple of things to add to make it even more effective. Some power supplies don't spin their fans until they get above a certain temperature or power load. Also, the power supply fan spinning, doesn't indicate the full health of the power supply. You also need to test the various dc power outputs of the power supply, like the 5v and 12v lines. You'll need a multimeter for that though. The reason is that quite often the fan will spin, but the power supply won't be giving out the correct voltages to power on the computer. If your computer does power on but then completely shuts off while doing something like gaming, that can also be a symptom of a failing power supply or just a power supply that isn't sufficiently powerful for your computer. As a side note, be very cautious about buying cheap power supplies, such as the ones in this video. Most are junk and some are potentially dangerous and can cause fires if overloaded. One last point, unless you know what you are doing, never open the power supply case unless you want to risk getting a very nasty and potentially lethal shock.
"You also need to test the various DC power outputs of the power supply, like the 5V and 12V lines [with a multimeter]"
could you elaborate on that
A week ago I found a random ddr3 RAM stick lying around whilst cleaning the house and decided that perhaps I could install it into a prebuilt tower (some old lenovo from 2010) my mum uses (she doesn't use it much, only occasionally)
I opened up the tower once before a month or two just to check the insides since I was bored and nothing went wrong after that.
2 days ago I opened up the thing once again to install the RAM. I noticed the CPU power cable (an old 4 pin connector, not the 8 pin ones used today) was kinda in the way and I had to tug it a bit to install the RAM.
problem is installing the RAM was a hassle and one of the clip things didn't really click properly. I also didn't really ground myself and touched the RAM cards everywhere, including the golden pins.
Before installing the new RAM i took out the old one to see if the one I found was compatible and it was. PC3 8500U and the old one was PC3 12800U. installed both dimm modules, turned on the switch annnnd...shit doesn't turn on, whcih was weird because we literally just used it an hour before to read some old CDs we also happened to find while cleaning.
I try reinstalling the RAM, again not caring about grounding myself and same thing happens again. later I read about the grounding yourself before touchy thing and assumed that i probably killed the ram, but the thing didnt even turn on at all so it definitely wasnt a RAM problem. another thing to note is that while doing all this I didnt disconnect the power cable. (external switch on the mains was off though, the psu itself didnt have one)
so here I am still freaking out. I only can think of two scenarios:
1. mobo is somehow dead
2. cpu cable isnt connected properly (remember how I yanked on it)
problem is said cable is located directly under this giant plate blocking and surrounding the CPU and heatsink that houses the CPU fan. I'm afraid I'll mess something up if I take it out but upon using my phone camera to peek at the cable under it it doesn't seem to be that loose. (isn't coming out despite solid yanks, only wobbling a bit)
man this sucks.
Thanks for raising this. In my case rhe paper clip test proved that the fan was spinning leaving the switch or the motherboard. The jumper test for the switch did not work so it had to have been the motherboard. Right? Wrong! Yes the paper clip test did make the fan spin but it felt weak. On impulse I had another power supply and so swapped it over and bingo, everything lit up and worked. As you say, my PSU was working but in poor health, so much so that it did not power up the motherboard. Therefore assuming a faulty motherboard would have been the wrong diagnosis. I want to share this experience so I'm repeating it as a main comment. Thanks again.
@@nerd2544 apologies for the delay in replying. I never actually received a notification for your reply. To elaborate though, a computer power supply doesn't just provide a single voltage. It will output 12v via one set of wires, 5v via another set and sometimes other voltages too. Quite often a power supply can fail partially, but not fully, because one or more components inside it has failed. This will often result in the output voltages to be much lower, or more rarely much higher than they should be. Using a multimeter on DC voltage mode, you can measure those output voltages. If they are more than a little different to what they should be, there is a high chance that something in the power supply has failed, even though the fan might still spin. If the voltage is not as it should be, the computer will be starved of power and will either not run at all, or may seem to run okay until you try to do anything useful with it. Gaming in particular can pull a lot of power from the psu and if the psu is not up to the task, your pc may shut down under load. I hope that helps and answers your question.
@@jross380 You're welcome and I'm glad you found it useful.
Re-seating the battery on the motherboard did the trick for me. Salamat kailyan.
THANK YOU THANK YOU I FOUND THE PROBLEM!!! IT IS THE POWER SWITCH!!!
My problem, freaking switch, made the contact and boom, working, thanks saved me hundreds.
Excellent, straight-forward video! You solved my problem - it was a bad power switch. Thank you.
Hey how did you make the red. COrd😊
Thank you for the most straightforward and easy to follow video! I’m so glad that your video came up first!
Thanks for the help. Power supply good, power button bad!
In 2024 this tip help as computer engineering student teach the basics of it
Check the power source he says, checks power conditioner which is off… thanks man you’re a legend
Absolute life saver
Salamat sa pag english. Kasabot gyud ang akong mama
You helped me sir. Thank you! By following your troubleshooting techniques I thought my mobo was not working but after checking the cables, I plugged the power switch in the wrong pin. Hope you will do more contents like this to help others. Thank you again!
And you and sir Bermor(pinoy youtuber) have similarities. Just my thoughts hahah
Thank you for the teaching
Thank you a great simple 1,2,3 approach to solving what can be an incredibly baffling problem. However sometimes it may not be so black and white. I'm posting this to share experiences. In my case the paper clip test proved that the fan was spinning leaving the switch or the motherboard. The jumper test for the switch did not work so it left the motherboard. That was the only conclusion to left. However the spinning fan on the PSU didn't feel right, it felt weak. On impulse I had another power supply and so swapped it over and bingo, everything lit up and worked. The PSU therefore although working was in poor health. See comment by Peter Judd. In this case assuming a faulty motherboard would have been the wrong diagnosis.
happened with me three times ,my pc works turns on but no signal , fan spinning , changed psu its up n running , most of the time psu get bad like they dont give enough power for ur cpu n mobo but still able to spin the fan ,most cases thats how my psu got bad
This Video Just helped me bro, Thank you very much.
What a great video! You are very good at explain things so the average troubleshooter can feel confident trying these different steps to fix the computer.
Tysm bro it work i just need screwdriver to on my pc tysm
Mayat Mayat Taraki Kabsat!
thx for the video its a life saver. my power button was busted. so for now until the part arrives I'm starting my pc with a screwdriver.
The screwdriver hack saved me 450 pesos. Kabang-kaba na ko dahil ilang araw nang nagloloko power button ng unit ko hanggang sa ayaw na talagang bumukas. Maraming salamat, sir! 🙌🏻
Thank you so much! I have junk my pc for 3 years because its not turning on. but I tried to fix it while watching tutorials on youtube but this is the only video works! kudos to you sir :)
Thanks, dude.
My old pc turned off suddenly and won't turn on anymore. When I diagnosised the power supply with the pin method, it doesn't turned on. I tried again with the one from my brother and work, which means that mine is dead. Thanks again for sharing the troubleshooting method 🤝
Sameee with meeee ffs
used this video to discover that my new mobo is actually not working and i have to get yet another one!! awesome
i watched this video. and by just checking out the cable, whew, my pc opened. so it is was just the power cable which is the problem after all. and it save me some time and money going to the mall to have my pc checked by a pro.
Very simple!! Thank you
Thank you! 👍
Very useful video, thanks
Salamat po.naayos ko ng mag isa ang cpu namin dahil sa tip nyo
Bro bro, you're a life saver!!!
I would say some of the power supply work fine without the fan spinning until reach a high energy demand, then the fan start to spin
Thank you, this helped me diagnosis a faulty switch without needing to replace power supply first.
After 1 year of probleming my computer I finally find this video, hope it works if i check the first step troubleshooting power supply no body is willing to help me face to face but thanks to you this help so much from troubleshooting muah love it
Thanks, this is my first video from yours, liked, subscribed, and thanks for the informations, keep up the awesome work. Thanks alot again. I'm a guy who is having a motherboard issue xD
What do we do if the problem is the power switch?
Thanks for the tips how turn on the system unit, you deserve to subscribe
It’s great and excellent helpful video. Thank you very much
Great video, helped me alot i thought my psu was faulty as my motherboard lights went crazy when i flicked psu on. turns out my motherboard is a bit special :)
HELLO SIR ITS WORK THANKYOU SIR !!!!
Very clear explanation, thnks dude
Good explanation 😊 much thanks to you.
Thank u dude. My computer fixed.. The power switch is not working but i fixed it. If i not watch this video my computer is like a garbage
Thank You so much for this very informative video. You explain everything very well for beginners. Now I can start to figure it out as per your ideas. Thanks so much!
Good troubleshoot video support helpfull sir thanks 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks bro. God bless new subscriber from PH.😊
Thank you brother this is what I needed
Thank you this pushed me in the right direction was able to resolve my issue after. 💪
it really helpful boss.. thank you..
Thank you for trying your best to help. I'm experiencing kind of similar situation right now. I'll try all of your tips later. Hope it's not the motherboard.
Thank you very much. Very helpful
It helps a lot..
Thanks for this video... my pc is working now... you helped me a lot...
Thank You so much, I’m going to try this.
Thanks for sharing of your video 🙏🙏🙏
your video was so helpful. Thank you..
Thanks for the Video. It really Helped me out, I checked Power supply as you did my power Supply was Okay. Problem was with GPU card, I simply unplugged it and my pc started working.
Thank you so much!!!! I Replaced my old socket surge protector with new one and it's working
Bro what is purpose of the sharp thumbs on your handies
Great Idea 👍thank you very much
HELLO TOROGI! Am an avid Subscriber, you are my first 'Go to' when diagnosing PC issues! I recently built a new Computer in my old Tower with a new Raidmax Vampire 1000W 80 Plus Gold Power Supply, an MSI Z390-A PRO Motherboard with an Intel Pentium Gold Processor G5400 CPU @ 3.7GHz! Next added 64.0 GB DDR4 3200 Ram! Also a ZOTAC GAMING GeForce GTX 1 Video Card! Recently upgraded all my HHD's with an Intel 660p Series M.2 1 TB SSD Drive C and two WD I TB internal SSD's! My Computer now boots up completely for a cold start in 30 seconds!!!! (Once in a while when I turn it on, it Boots into the Bios Screen)!!!(But when I wont to boot into Bios, no matter what key combination I press it wont go into Bios on Command)! Windows will not display on my Digital Monitor but I can see the Bios Screen on another HDMI Output to my 32 inch TV! Am running XMP Mode and Gaming Mode on the MSI along with allocating 3/4 of my Ram to Process my Adobe Premiere 2022! My Question is: How do I get the computer to Boot into Windows EVERY TIME? And secondly, How do I get my computer to boot into Bios on command?
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thankyouuuu🤩❤ it helps I thought that my motherboard is broken then it turns out that only my power switch is only the problem
Great video very helpful. Gonna try the paper clip trick as soon as I get home.
Bad mobo confirmed with this method ty :)
excellent
Best help ever....your the man!!!!
Subscribed after watching this video very informative.
Awesome, thank you!
It’s an old video but it is still helpful. Thank you for posting this it helped a bunch.
I just play my l4d2 and suddenly my pc dead and i smell something burn inside my pc then i let them cool for hours and it won't turn on . When i turn on the power the adapter and light is on but not the fan what's the problem should i buy a new power supply?
Thanks, this was helpful!
Thanks bro ❤
Worked and thanks
Thankyou. This is exactly what I needed. Now i just need to execute the troubleshooters in order. Hopefully i only need to do this 2nd step n i can put mu new ps in
Thank you 😇
Great stuff. You just got me subscribed.
This is really helpful❤❤
Video helped alot thx
Thanks a lot dude!!!
you are amazing
Thank you bro your video helped me
Do I have to remove the power supply from the case before doing the trick in 3:10?
Thanks for this man! This might help me with my pc 😊 I'll try it later.
Tadaahhh! 👏👏👏
Sadly it didn't 😓 I guess the problem is my board.
@ilir I hope too bro. Thank you
Dem you are great man I'll check these tricks
Thank you for sharing sir new supporters here
Ty Bro! That fixed my problem with the computer!
I tried this method because of sudden shutdown, my psu is good, but maybe mobo is my problem, 😭
Thanks for this video. Hoping for more troubleshooting videos in your channel. GL.