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I NEED HELP PC DOESN'T BOOT

Read a lot of comments; still doesn’t seem like this was pulled out of the case yet?
 
Bomby569 said:
Going back to what solaris said it seems a short is the most likely culprit to me, still going on (some screw stuck somewhere, under some heatshink for example), or that killed something, most likely the mobo.
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But the modo does the leds check, why?
 
nicomala said:
But the modo does the leds check, why?
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Because that isn’t a check. That’s just standby voltage nothing else on the board is energized.

I’ll try to be clear.

Pull the power supply and motherboard out of the case. Put your air cooler back on. Start the computer on a box or a table.
 
Solaris17 said:
Read a lot of comments; still doesn’t seem like this was pulled out of the case yet?
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Not yet, tomorrow a technician friend will come to my house and we ll prove

Solaris17 said:
Because that isn’t a check. That’s just standby voltage nothing else on the board is energized.

I’ll try to be clear.

Pull the power supply and motherboard out of the case. Put your air cooler back on. Start the computer on a box or a table.
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Okay thanks for the support, but before the aio, 3 days ago, everything was fine and stable, never had a crash or porblem
 
nicomala said:
Okay thanks for the support, but before the aio, 3 days ago, everything was fine and stable, never had a crash or porblem
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My car worked until it didn’t. Anything can happen you have to troubleshoot from basics.
 
cpus are like cockroaches. Do what solaris says
 
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