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Disabling onboard ethernet and wifi solved the problem. Was able to load into windows after they were disabled. Looks like other folks are having this problem too, mainly on Asus boards. Thanks for the help guys! Hopefully this setup lasts me a long time! :D

Disabling onboard ethernet and wifi solved the problem. Was able to load into windows after they were disabled. Looks like other folks are having this problem too, mainly on Asus boards.

After hitting OK, it restarts, then loops back to the same message. Just now I managed to get to the "repair windows" option. Any ideas if the solution might be in there?

I installed windows 10, made a mistake with partitioning, but on the way I installed AMD's chipset drivers, decided to restart and reinstall windows thinking it would all be wiped anyway but now I get error messages while trying to get past the new windows installation after formatting the hard...

Here's my build : https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/2XMhsZ I made a silly mistake with partitioning and tried to reinstall windows 10. it works halfway then restarts as planned, then fails to start up and gives me a different error message saying "Windows failed to install. Press OK to install...

I was a complete idiot and missed the 8pin on the top left. Another problem has popped up though.

Oh sorry I thought I marked it as solved... It was working afterwards. Now I got a new error with AMD's chipset... ._.

solved

So I've been having this problem: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/newly-built-pc-starts-no-display.3516389/ I already plugged in a 24pin cable. But it turns out I didn't plug in a CPU cable from the PSU There are 2 identical PSU cables labelled CPU but... One end of these cables are...

I tried a few steps from this post https://forums.tomshardware.com/faq/no-post-system-wont-boot-and-no-video-output-troubleshooting-checklist.1575220/ I removed the HDD, GPU and RAM but the results are the same: no beeps from motherboard no LED's on motherboard mobo (vrm?)fans turn on, rgb...

I looked again and I mis-read that EATX had "heatsink_3" beside it Ah thanks for the help anyway

the 24 pin is connected to the motherboard

For reference, I looked at my currently running ATX form factor pc and I see a power supply cable plugged into the top right of the motherboard, but the new PC has the slot named EATX but nothing plugged in. Did I (like a moron) not plug in the CPU power or something?

I can see them try to, but they barely move...its like a twitch

I just reseated it but no luck I can feel the heat on the GPU's heatsink too