Question Computer Turning on and Off fault or not

[9samiullahkhan9]

When i press power button Computer turns on and then off and then on again after that it works fine is it a fault or not. Because after that it just work fine even when i shut down my computer and turn it back on it cannot do on and off and on procedure note: it is shutting down the processor fan light not the motherboard light

 

[rgd1101]

shouldn't do that

full system spec? include make and model of the psu

 

[9samiullahkhan9]

Processor: AMD ryzen 2700x
PowerSupply : corsair vs650
graphics card: GTX 1660
mother board: asus prime x470-pro
ram :16gb
hdd 2tb and sdd 240gb
Fully new just 1 month old

 

[jonnyguru]

When i press power button Computer turns on and then off and then on again after that it works fine is it a fault or not. Because after that it just work fine even when i shut down my computer and turn it back on it cannot do on and off and on procedure note: it is shutting down the processor fan light not the motherboard light

Does it only do this after you shut off the power to the PSU via the switch on the back of the PSU or from a power strip?

Does it do this if you go through Windows and say "Shut Down", then wait for Windows to shut down and then use the power button on the case to turn the PC back on?

 

[9samiullahkhan9]

it only do this when i completely shut down my pc and plug my electricity wire off for example i shut down my computer in night and plug off then in morning when i plug in the electricity and press the power button it shows the problem.
Will it hurt my system or not

 

[jonnyguru]

it only do this when i completely shut down my pc and plug my electricity wire off for example i shut down my computer in night and plug off then in morning when i plug in the electricity and press the power button it shows the problem.

Ok. That's why it's doing it. Why are you doing this?

That's not a PSU problem. That's a user problem. The motherboard isn't engineered to do this. The PSU provides standby power to the motherboard to keep it "live", keeping the BIOS settings and allowing it to respond to standby functions. ATX computers are not meant to be "unplugged" every day.

 

[9samiullahkhan9]

I have attached a ups to my computer i switch off the ups every night am i doing wrong is it because of that iam switching off the power every night

 

[jonnyguru]

I have attached a ups to my computer i switch off the ups every night am i doing wrong is it because of that iam switching off the power every night

I didn't ask HOW you are doing this. I asked WHY are you doing this?

ATX power supplies are "always on" supplying +5VSB to the motherboard at all times. When you kill the power to the PSU, you kill the +5VSB lead.

Why are you doing this?

 

[9samiullahkhan9]

Because i donot want my computer to turn on all those light that comes from motherboard all night

 

[jonnyguru]

Because i donot want my computer to turn on all those light that comes from motherboard all night

You can disable that in the BIOS. There's only one LED that's "always on" all the time and can't be turned off in a PC and that's a small LED that tells you it's getting standby power.

 

[9samiullahkhan9]

What happens know because it was not doing this kind of thing before and i will never plug off the wire but does it harm something to my motherboard

 

[jonnyguru]

What happens know because it was not doing this kind of thing before and i will never plug off the wire but does it harm something to my motherboard

It's not harming anything, but it's not the PSU. It's the motherboard.

You can try to update the BIOS. If the BIOS is already the most recent, try just clearing the BIOS.

 

[9samiullahkhan9]

How can i clear bios it is upto date

 

[jonnyguru]

How can i clear bios it is upto date

So I'm guessing you didn't build this thing, right? I mean, instead of disabling the lighting, you're essentially unplugging the PC and you don't know how to clear the BIOS?

Did whoever built it for you at least leave you with the manual?

In the BIOS, press <F4> and that will take you to the AURA menu. By default, the Aura lighting is "on". You can switch it to "off" and then you can stop switching your PC off every night.

The clear CMOS jumper on your board is labeled "CLRTC".

The newest BIOS for your board is 5204 and it was released only 7 days ago (7/31/2019). That's the version you have?

 

[9samiullahkhan9]

5204 is the version that i have and i have clear cmos jumper but still the problem is there what to do now.

 

[jonnyguru]

5204 is the version that i have and i have clear cmos jumper but still the problem is there what to do now.

You can stop turning your PC off that way because that's not the way you're supposed to turn a PC on/off.

 

[9samiullahkhan9]

You can stop turning your PC off that way because that's not the way you're supposed to turn a PC on/off.

I Have reset my cmos but what else can i do is there a problem of windows also

 

[jonnyguru]

I Have reset my cmos but what else can i do is there a problem of windows also

sigh

The "problem" isn't going to go away because you're not supposed to turn your PC on and off by killing the power to the PSU. If the lighting on the motherboard bothers you, disable it in the BIOS.

If you're having a problem in Windows, post it in the appropriate sub-forum.

 

[9samiullahkhan9]

Nope there is not any problem at all in windows

 

[jonnyguru]

Nope there is not any problem at all in windows

You JUST SAID:

is there a problem of windows also

So I assumed you were also having issues in Windows beyond this problem, which would require a new thread.

So it seems like all of your questions have been answered. Glad I could help. Have a nice rest of your week.