So i got new CPU

[Jaylen Sarrett]

AND MY PC STILL WONT BOOT....Guys.... :*( i might have to step down if i don't get my PC fixed this month.... ughhhhhhhhhh.

 

I'm going to make sure it's not my motherboard this weekend, hopefully i'll be back and playing by this weekend... <3 you guys and miss you..

 

AND LOVE THE OLD FORUM LOOK! FUCKING HYPE

[KevinOB]

Step down?

Absence request forever.

[Jaylen Sarrett]

Just now, KevinOB said:

Step down?

Absence request forever.

I'll do this for as long as i can... But if it comes to it, i wanna step down on good terms, that way i'll be able to be promoted much easier later down the road... I'm really hoping it doesn't come to this though.

[Sean // Fitty Bread]

reseat it

clean out all thermal paste

reapply thermal paste

boot without gpu

test cpu without hdds/sdds

[Jaylen Sarrett]

5 minutes ago, Sean // Fitty Bread said:

reseat it

clean out all thermal paste

reapply thermal paste

boot without gpu

test cpu without hdds/sdds

I'll do this, and everything boots, cpu fan, all that. but nothing comes on the screen, nothing showing my motherboard starting up or anything.

[Agent X]

Dont understand why you would have to step down due to computer issues. I am sure the Captains and Lieutenants would understand if you were to let them know. Why risk losing a dedicated member of the APD to a computer issue.

[Jaylen Sarrett]

4 minutes ago, Agent X said:

Dont understand why you would have to step down due to computer issues. I am sure the Captains and Lieutenants would understand if you were to let them know. Why risk losing a dedicated member of the APD to a computer issue.

i'll certainly talk to a captain if it comes to it. But, the APD wouldn't be losing me. I won't leave the APD. 

[Sean // Fitty Bread]

10 minutes ago, Jaylen Sarrett said:

I'll do this, and everything boots, cpu fan, all that. but nothing comes on the screen, nothing showing my motherboard starting up or anything.

just means your bios isnt booting just remove the motherboard power and reput it also make sure you default load to your os

[Jaylen Sarrett]

14 minutes ago, Sean // Fitty Bread said:

just means your bios isnt booting just remove the motherboard power and reput it also make sure you default load to your os

so just clear the cmos?

[Sean // Fitty Bread]

Just now, Jaylen Sarrett said:

so just clear the cmos?

if you know how to take out the battery without damaging it that's a good idea, first try taking out the main motherboard powersupply and any 24pin or 8pin connectors aswell, then if that doesnt work take out the cmos battery reseat the cpu and then place it back in. If that doesn't work than you may have damaged your motherboard in the CPU replacement process

[Beifang Ming]

go to a computer nerd a go fix it

[Jaylen Sarrett]

20 hours ago, Beifang Ming said:

go to a computer nerd a go fix it

i am a computer nerd....lol

[HotWings]

Have you tried turning off and back on again?

[Sean // Fitty Bread]

Is it working now?

[Jaylen Sarrett]

Just now, Sean // Fitty Bread said:

Is it working now?

haven't had time to try any of the fixes, will do that today though. Thanks for the help btw

[SV Paul]

Make sure you dont do this when you install it

[Rookie]

Did you check your power connections?

 

If a PC doesn't boot, power connections are the culprit, next to it not being seated properly and ZAZA ZAP.

 

 

I hope you were grounded during this op.

[Sean // Fitty Bread]

14 minutes ago, Rookie said:

Did you check your power connections?

 

If a PC doesn't boot, power connections are the culprit, next to it not being seated properly and ZAZA ZAP.

did u read fam

 

On 1/18/2016 at 9:38 AM, Jaylen Sarrett said:

I'll do this, and everything boots, cpu fan, all that. but nothing comes on the screen, nothing showing my motherboard starting up or anything.

 

[Jaylen Sarrett]

11 hours ago, Sean // Fitty Bread said:

did u read fam

 

 

nothing has worked so far.... Local computer shops won't even work on it, because they think it's a bios problem, like i've damaged bios, and they won't flash bios.

[Jaylen Sarrett]

fuckkkkkkkkkk meeeeeeeeeeeee, i just wanna armaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[Abzie]

Remove the CMOS battery first and leave it out for 5mins to clear your bios settings as suggested above.

Does your motherboard have an onboard hdmi or vga port? Try connecting directly and see if anything appears on boot.

Also spam f2 and delete on POST and see if you can get something displaying.

Edit: have you replaced the old processor and tested if it's the new CPU and needs RMA?

Edited January 21, 2016 by [?] Abzie

[Sean // Fitty Bread]

1 hour ago, Jaylen Sarrett said:

nothing has worked so far.... Local computer shops won't even work on it, because they think it's a bios problem, like i've damaged bios, and they won't flash bios.

If you did everything I said either your mobo is rip or its another part. Try taking out things 1 by 1 starting with GPU, ram, hdds to see. 

[Jaylen Sarrett]

55 minutes ago, [?] Abzie said:

Remove the CMOS battery first and leave it out for 5mins to clear your bios settings as suggested above.

Does your motherboard have an onboard hdmi or vga port? Try connecting directly and see if anything appears on boot.

Also spam f2 and delete on POST and see if you can get something displaying.

Edit: have you replaced the old processor and tested if it's the new CPU and needs RMA?

i haven't taken out the battery, i just tried to clear cmos through the jumper... im not sure where the battery is... and my new cpu is the exact same as my old one.

Edited January 21, 2016 by Jaylen Sarrett

[Abzie]

4 minutes ago, Jaylen Sarrett said:

i haven't taken out the battery, i just tried to clear cmos... im not sure where the battery is... and my new cpu is the exact same as my old one.

It's like a watch battery located near the southbridge. If you have the cpu slot on the right and the back panel at the top right, the battery is usually located at the bottom left. Refer to this diagram:

Edited January 21, 2016 by [?] Abzie

[Jaylen Sarrett]

Just now, [?] Abzie said:

It's like a watch battery located near the southbridge. If you have the cpu slot at the top and the back panel at the top left, the battery is usually located at the bottom right. Near your southbridge.

how do i actually remove it? i do know where that is

[Sean // Fitty Bread]

2 minutes ago, Jaylen Sarrett said:

how do i actually remove it? i do know where that is

Use your finger to pry it up. Depending on the mobo there's a little clamp you can pull back

[Abzie]

Should have a small metal tab, gently pull away from the battery and it should pop out. When replacing it, push the opposite side first then secure with the tab.

[Jaylen Sarrett]

will try this when i get home, thanks again luvs

[BrutaL]

try your old cpu.. very unlikely but the new cpu could be dead. gotta rule out everything

take out your ram also and test that 1 by 1 assuming you have more than 1 

[Jaylen Sarrett]

1 minute ago, chatsh1t g3tb4ng3d said:

try your old cpu.. very unlikely but the new cpu could be dead. gotta rule out everything

take out your ram also and test that 1 by 1 assuming you have more than 1 

not possible, bent the connectors on my old cpu trying to install new heat sink luv

[Spank]

Before you remove your CMOS battery, unplug your computer from the wall. Hold the power button for 30 seconds to bleed off all the stored power. Then remove the CMOS battery. Leave it out for 30 seconds. After that, reinstall and try again.