Solved PC not responding

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Totti39

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Hey.

My PC won’t start. The LED’s on the motherboard are working. When I press the power button the led on the water cooling turns on, but none of the fans around the cabinet start. There is no output to the monitor.

I used the pc earlier today, bun now it’s dead. It’s Christmas time, so none of my local tech stores open before New Years.
Please help. Thanks in advance:)

Pc specs:

PSU: Corsair CX650M, 650W PSU
Motherboard: ASUS Z170 PRO GAMING/AURA, Socket-1151
CPU: intel i7-7700k
RAM: Corsair DDR4 16GB 2400MHz
 
Hello and welcome to PCHF :)

On your board you have diagnostic LED's. Are you able to upload a video of the LED's during the bootup process?
 
jmarket said:
Hello and welcome to PCHF :)

On your board you have diagnostic LED's. Are you able to upload a video of the LED's during the bootup process?
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Is these the ones you are talking about?
 

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Of course :)

The LEDs will light up one at a time at it goes through POST. No LEDs mean a dead board. If it's still under warranty, you can contact the manufacturer for a replacement. You can try a few things before going that route.

Reseat your RAM. If you have not already, try slot 2 and 4. If you have it there now, try the other slots

Make sure you CPU cooler is properly installed, including not too much or too little thermal paste. You don't need much more than a grain of rice

Clear your CMOS
 
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