my pc won't start up
help
pic unrelated
HELP
Jonathan Adams
Caleb Gomez
Have you tried plugging it in?
Parker Long
fuck you cunt
Sebastian Morales
New build? Check the cables, make sure everything has a cable connected to the psu, and the motherboard.
Isaac Long
nah I wa checking the psu if it had dust
Adrian Perez
So it stopped working after you opened it or before?
Kevin Turner
instal gentoe
Nathan King
yeah I was on discord and blam shut off
Dominic Watson
There is a switch on computers backside, is it turned on?
Is the computer bought pre-built or did you build it?
Colton Young
That makes it a lot more problematic...
Ethan Rivera
ik
Julian Ortiz
make sure the power supply is not turned off.
If it does not respond in any way, it is possible that the power source is damaged.
Jason Cruz
Might've shut off because the CPU got too toasty. Let it cool down for 30 mins then try booting again. If that doesn't work, try reseating the ram next.
Ethan Bell
ok
Camden Peterson
Alright Romy I'm only doing this once so make it count.
Tell me everything you did today to your computer and I'll get you a solution.
I'm under the understanding you checked the PSU for dust.
Robert Nguyen
Do the fans spin?
Caleb Gonzalez
Alright so I booted up the pc
Checked some audio settings cuz my mic wasn't working
clicked apply the crash
David Sanchez
I suggest you let it cool down like the britbong asked.
Maybe check if the power switch cable is properly connected
Joshua Ross
>clicked apply the crash
Delete sys32.
Christian Long
It's located on your motherboard
Adam Anderson
Aiden Ramirez
connected
Brayden Walker
Dominic Diaz
As I understand it your computer just shut off completely? Is that right?
Check if the PSU is properly connected. Maybe some cable isn't sitting properly.
Liam Gutierrez
no i mean really but thanks for the picture
feel free to draw some... if you want
Caleb Richardson
There is a way of checking if your PSU is broken.
-Unplug your PSU completely and turn off the power switch
-Grab the large pin connector (pic related)
-Conntect the GREEN cable with ADJACENT BLACK cable. This can be done with a paperclip, a large one preferably. Should work with regular (steel) wire too.
-Plug it in and turn the PSU on.
-If the fan doesn't spin, the PSU is either dead or you didn't connect the cables properly. If the fan does spin, the problem is likely with the motherboard.
Xavier Scott
easiest way: ask your dad if he has a multimeter do to it's job
Hudson Clark
Not memeing or trolling, it is probably kill either way
Anthony Wood
Muie dragnea