accidentally hit pc case and pc wont boot

[Tibo Marasigan]

im searching for the answer and i accidentally kick the pc case and it hang and when i reboot it nothing happens i tried to turn it on and case videocard processor fans spin my monitor says no signal and it light orange led my keyboard also didnt have light i tried pulling out rams and it beep but when i check and clean my processor and put it again theres no beep now in ram i tried putting 1 ram and use onboard graphic and it didnt work i also tried draining power and clearing cmos but nothings happens i also tried pulling out all and put it back nothings happen monitor always says no signal and light in disk is green and blinking

specs
videocard:r7 240 2gb
psu:600watts
mobo:945-gcm s2l
processor: intel e5500 @2.8ghz
ram:3gb (3gb usable)

 

[mbarnes86]

Hi

I suggest you read TOM's faq relating to new built PC's which dont display anything on the screen

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

Without spare parts which such as PSU which are known to be working it is very difficult to diagnose these problems

The most likely part to break if kicked when in use is the hard disk.

Have you booted without hard disk connected ?

Check 24 pin ATX motherboard plug and ATX 12V cpu plug are properly pushed home.


Then start with simplification and building outside of case (breadboarding)

(You only need motherboard with CPU, 1 stick of ram, heatsink + fan (for CPU), ( optionally keyboard) and screen connected to motherboard (and known good PSU) to see if system posts)

regards
Mike Barnes

 

[Tibo Marasigan]

nothings happen

 

[mbarnes86]

Hi

If you have used a known good PSU (not the PSU in your case unless it has been tested in another PC)
and checked the on/off push switch is connected or bypassed the switch, then you have got down to diagnosing a faulty motherboard or cpu.

The motherboard is the most likely component to fail,
you have a choice:-

going to a professional to confirm diagnosis

or of getting a replacement motherboard (socket 775) (probably second hand)

or a new modern motherboard & cpu & ram

What operating system do you have & is it retail or OEM?
(do you still have the Windows CD or DVD? in case you still have to re install Windows)

If oem Windows you need to get another 945-gcm s2l motherboard or buy a new copy of Windows

Finally do you have home insurance with accidental damage cover?
which may cover cost of going to a professional to fix it for you

regards
Mike Barnes

 

[Tibo Marasigan]

i already fixed it and i just take out my processor and erase the gold plate with pencil eraser and put it back again and it works