Boot up problems.

[Eric Maitland]

Alright so last night I shut off my pc and turned off my power supply because I was moving it to a different place in my room. So today I plug it all back in and turn it on and now it gets to the asus screen which is the first screen and it freezes. I can't get into bios or nothing. I tried replacing the little battery on the motherboard but still nothing. This build is only about 3 weeks old. Worked perfect up until late now.

 

[clarkjd]

My guess is during the reloaction of your PC something came loose and disconnected. If that is not readily noticable during a visual inspection, I would recommend going here:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems
Work through the list. WORK, not just read!
If you still have issues, come back here with the step-by-step results of working the list, and we will try to help.

 

[Eric Maitland]

I have went over that list and the only thing I haven't done is use a speaker because I don't have one. Just weird how it will freeze now and it never has done it before. This was the first time I completely shut off the power supply to if that changes anything

 

[clarkjd]

I have went over that list and the only thing I haven't done is use a speaker because I don't have one. Just weird how it will freeze now and it never has done it before. This was the first time I completely shut off the power supply to if that changes anything

Since we can neither see nor touch your PC, The answers to the individual steps in the list give us valuable information that can allow us to rule out certain problems. If we don't get the information, then we are really just guessing at a diagnosis.

Sometimes the beep codes are the only way to reach a sure diagnosis, so using a system speaker is very important to this process.

 

[Eric Maitland]

I figured out how to boot it up. I unplugged all my usb such as mouse keyboard headset and microphone. And it booted up fine. What would cause this?

 

[clarkjd]

I figured out how to boot it up. I unplugged all my usb such as mouse keyboard headset and microphone. And it booted up fine. What would cause this?

Are you using an USB hub or are you using the USB ports on the MB. If a hub does it have a dedicated power supply, and are you using said supply? I would start plugging the USB devices in, one at a time, to see if any one of them is causing the issue. If they pass this test, then try two of them at a time. I am thinking that one of the devices is requiring more power than can be delivered via the USB ports.

 

[Eric Maitland]

I am plugging them into the usb on the MB. It's weird because once it boots up I can have them all plugged in and it won't miss a beat. It just happens on boot up. And I will try plugging them in 1 at a time to see which is the culprit. So once I know which one It is, how can I fix it?

 

[clarkjd]

I am plugging them into the usb on the MB. It's weird because once it boots up I can have them all plugged in and it won't miss a beat. It just happens on boot up. And I will try plugging them in 1 at a time to see which is the culprit. So once I know which one It is, how can I fix it?

Try moving it to a different USB port.