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Tried with all drives disconnected but the M.2. Problem persists. I did find my BIOS time in Task Manager, it is only 13 seconds. The long boot time spends most of the time with my motherboards splash screen + the Windows loading icon. It looks like this...

Current Setup: C: M.2 SSD (OS) D: Sata 3 SSD (Storage) E: Sata 3 HDD (Storage) Windows 10 64 bit pro, most recent iteration Problem started up a couple months ago, didn't concern myself with it too much at the time because it was infrequent. It's now happening once or twice a day, Windows will...

Hello, quick question that may or may not have a solution. I have an older Polaroid HDTV, 1080i. It has an optical output for audio as well as the RCA component white and red. I have had a Sony soundbar plugged in via the optical cable. The sound bar has auxiliary, HDMI, and optical inputs...

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I wasn't sure where to put this. I just finished my first build, it's been up and running a couple days now. I was on my computer for a couple hours today, and all of a sudden the mouse stopped working. (Gigabyte, optical USB, basic). I moved it through all my USB ports, the light comes on and...

No I didn't... Didn't even know what they were. Could that have caused ESD damage bad enough that it won't turn on in just a couple of hours? Or is it more likely that my old psu fried it? I've got little to no clue what I'm doing at this point.

Hey guys. Bought a new PSU. Mobo still won't turn on. If its fried, does that mean my processor and ram were scrapped as well?

There is burning, and it is every time I try to turn on the PSU. Nothing else, no movement, just the smell. Thank you guys. I'm hoping it is only the power supply.

Reviews weren't bad on newegg(4/5) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817822016 Would it really have just blown. On the second or third turn on?

No visible damage. I saw a static spark from my finger when I touched the main connector, that's why I thought it was ESD. The specs: Diablotek 675 watt ATX PSU UL series 24 pin main connector ASRock H77 micro ATX 20+4 connector Sorry if this stupid, but is an ATX power supply not compatible...

First time build. I wore my static band the whole time until I went to turn it on. When I did, only a couple of fans turned on, but not the motherboard. I turned it off, and without the static wrap reached in to check that the main connector wasn't loose. Static. My luck. I know the PSU is gone...