Computer won't turn on no fans

[SkoomZ]

That's it, computer won't turn on no fans no leds, nothing.

It.just suddenly turned off, no spills.

 

[elbert]

Any smell or pop sound? Your PSU I guess has died but you could try resetting your bios. You may have to pull your cmos battery or check your given motherboards bios reset steps.

 

[Hlsgsz]

Unplug it > installo new PSU > turn on.
Nothing in between.

 

[SkoomZ]

Unplug it > installo new PSU > turn on.
Nothing in between.

I found that out when I plugged it in to another computer and same problem, thanks though.

 

[SkoomZ]

Any smell or pop sound? Your PSU I guess has died but you could try resetting your bios. You may have to pull your cmos battery or check your given motherboards bios reset steps.

No smell or pop, but it was my PSU, I rigged it up into another computer and had the same outcome, thanks though.

 

[Hlsgsz]

Any smell or pop sound? Your PSU I guess has died but you could try resetting your bios. You may have to pull your cmos battery or check your given motherboards bios reset steps.

No smell or pop, but it was my PSU, I rigged it up into another computer and had the same outcome, thanks though.

Dude, that "nothing in between" meant "do not try to turn on yur system anymore or any other system with it", hence the "unplug it".

Never ever in you situation test teh PSU on another system. Get another PSU and test your system with it. Because you system, even if with issues has about 0 chance of frying a PSU while your bad PSU can very easily fry a system.

Please confirm that you've understood the above.

 

[elbert]

Any smell or pop sound? Your PSU I guess has died but you could try resetting your bios. You may have to pull your cmos battery or check your given motherboards bios reset steps.

No smell or pop, but it was my PSU, I rigged it up into another computer and had the same outcome, thanks though.

Yup that is the best way to test parts as long its a know working system.

 

[Hlsgsz]

Any smell or pop sound? Your PSU I guess has died but you could try resetting your bios. You may have to pull your cmos battery or check your given motherboards bios reset steps.

No smell or pop, but it was my PSU, I rigged it up into another computer and had the same outcome, thanks though.

Yup that is the best way to test parts as long its a know working system.

Seriously, dude?