pc turns on but not monitors or keyboard

[Supergamezzz]

Remove, Blow the slot out - air from mouth will do.
Replace
Test.
Don’t forget the latch

no luck after removing and putting back the you either

[PeterOz]

Have a look at post #27

[Supergamezzz]

Have a look at post #27

i dismantled everything and am waiting on some new thermal paste to ship

[Bruce]

have flagged your post as Pending.
let us know when you have replaced the paste and how you got on.

[Supergamezzz]

have flagged your post as Pending.
let us know when you have replaced the paste and how you got on.

reassembled everything but still no change

[Pyro]

I’m out of ideas unless you can remember any changes you made before the issue started.

[Bruce]

did you end up reassembling the whole thing on a piece of cardboard, and with only the core components to get into BIOS.
so no drives, no GPU (use the onboard port), no mouse (just a keyboard so you can press the Fn key to get into BIOS), only one stick of RAM, no external devices, no PCIe cards.

at this stage we just want to get a signal on the monitor.
if you have done all that and still nothing, it’s time to start swapping out parts - and this is where having the stuff outside the case makes things easier.
I’d be starting with the power supply, then the motherboard - of course, making sure the parts you use for testing are compatible.

OR… if this all seems too much or you can’t get easy access to parts to test, it may be time to get the services of your local computer shop.

[Supergamezzz]

I’m out of ideas unless you can remember any changes you made before the issue started.

there weren’t any changes, i turned it off and back on 5 minutes later and it was like this

[Supergamezzz]

did you end up reassembling the whole thing on a piece of cardboard, and with only the core components to get into BIOS.
so no drives, no GPU (use the onboard port), no mouse (just a keyboard so you can press the Fn key to get into BIOS), only one stick of RAM, no external devices, no PCIe cards.

at this stage we just want to get a signal on the monitor.
if you have done all that and still nothing, it’s time to start swapping out parts - and this is where having the stuff outside the case makes things easier.
I’d be starting with the power supply, then the motherboard - of course, making sure the parts you use for testing are compatible.

OR… if this all seems too much or you can’t get easy access to parts to test, it may be time to get the services of your local computer shop.

i didn’t put everything back but i can take more out, and if not i guess i’ll have to bring it somewhere since i don’t have any extra parts

[PeterOz]

Looks like dead MB.
If you go to a repair shop do not you a store like best buy etc.

[Supergamezzz]

Looks like dead MB.
If you go to a repair shop do not you a store like best buy etc.

sorry, are you saying i should or shouldn’t go to a place like best buy

[PeterOz]

Do Not

[Supergamezzz]

Do Not

is there a reason why? where should i go instead?

[PeterOz]

Bet buy etc do not have parts to swap out.
They will say new pc equired.
Google a local computer repair