Question Computer doesnt boot up properly

[tramontinaheyde]

I’ve had this computer for about a year now and it never had any problems. Today i tried to boot it up and the case lights, the Mobo lights, the gpu lights and the psu fan turn on but all my fans don’t turn on and nothing works (display, mouse, keyboard)
What can i do to fix this?
Sry if thats a easy question but i have little experience.

 

[rgd1101]

full system spec? include make and model of the psu

 

[512-Bit]

What were you doing before you experienced this problem???
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[tramontinaheyde]

full system spec? include make and model of the psu

Ryzen 5 2600
Xfx Rx 580
Msi X470 Gaming plus
Sport Ballistix 16gb 3000
WD blue 1tb
Crucial 256gb ssd
Corsair TX650M

 

[tramontinaheyde]

What were you doing before you experienced this problem???
We need more information to help...

Yestarday night i was playing fifa 20 trial without any problems and today i come back from school and this has been happening.

 

[512-Bit]

It may be a problem with your PSU.

Try testing your hardware with a different one.

If you don't have problems after replacing it, it means your PSU went bad.

 

[Karadjgne]

Unplug the psu at the back of the case. Push the power button and hold it in for 30 seconds. Plug psu back in.

It's not unheard of for something in windows shutdown/low power states to glitch and hangup. That keeps a trickle charge open to the psu and it gets confused. Part of the psu is on, so it's on, but really it's off but there's too much voltage being pushed through to be off. So full power up gets hung up.

Many times it's the windows wake timers that are to blame, those are in windows power settings. Turn off or make sure is off, thing like wake on Lan or any other timers not wanted/needed. The only wake timers I use are the usb for kb/mouse.

 

[tramontinaheyde]

Unplug the psu at the back of the case. Push the power button and hold it in for 30 seconds. Plug psu back in.

It's not unheard of for something in windows shutdown/low power states to glitch and hangup. That keeps a trickle charge open to the psu and it gets confused. Part of the psu is on, so it's on, but really it's off but there's too much voltage being pushed through to be off. So full power up gets hung up.

Many times it's the windows wake timers that are to blame, those are in windows power settings. Turn off or make sure is off, thing like wake on Lan or any other timers not wanted/needed. The only wake timers I use are the usb for kb/mouse.

Nope, no difference

 

[tramontinaheyde]

It may be a problem with your PSU.

Try testing your hardware with a different one.

If you don't have problems after replacing it, it means your PSU went bad.

Im not sure if i can check that, there are no stores nearby that sell pc parts and i dont have any other one

 

[512-Bit]

Im not sure if i can check that, there are no stores nearby that sell pc parts and i dont have any other one

You can order one online, test it, then return it