- Mar 14, 2014
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Before I continue, here are my specs:
i5 6500
B150M Mortar
2x4GB HyperX RAM
GTX 1070 ZOTAC
Seagate 1TB HDD
Kingston 120GB SSD
I was updating a lot of drivers using a program yesterday night then restarted my computer. The BIOS showed that it was updating. I left the computer for a while to update and when I came back I noticed there was no longer any display. I rebooted my computer and now there wasn't any display or power to my peripherals.
I tried to clear CMOS with the button at the back, tried with 1 stick and 0 sticks of RAM and at different slots, removed the GPU to try the onboard display, and reseated the CPU and all the power connectors, but it all resulted in the same thing. The EZ debug LED was also solid red for the CPU. I don't have a case speaker to listen for any POST beeps, but I didn't hear any beeps from plugging in an external speaker either. All the fans and case lighting work so I don't think it's a problem with the PSU. Help would be appreciated
i5 6500
B150M Mortar
2x4GB HyperX RAM
GTX 1070 ZOTAC
Seagate 1TB HDD
Kingston 120GB SSD
I was updating a lot of drivers using a program yesterday night then restarted my computer. The BIOS showed that it was updating. I left the computer for a while to update and when I came back I noticed there was no longer any display. I rebooted my computer and now there wasn't any display or power to my peripherals.
I tried to clear CMOS with the button at the back, tried with 1 stick and 0 sticks of RAM and at different slots, removed the GPU to try the onboard display, and reseated the CPU and all the power connectors, but it all resulted in the same thing. The EZ debug LED was also solid red for the CPU. I don't have a case speaker to listen for any POST beeps, but I didn't hear any beeps from plugging in an external speaker either. All the fans and case lighting work so I don't think it's a problem with the PSU. Help would be appreciated
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