Help. Graphics Card not working

[warhunter676]

So I disassembled my graphics card to clean it and I reassembled it and returned it to my pc.

I turned the pc on and noticed that the fan wasn't working properly. I turned the pc off and took out the graphics card and disassembled it. I then turned the pc on, plugged the gpu to the power supply and to the motherboard, and where I was holding I felt a light shock and the computer died. It won't turn on now. I don't know what to do. Please help.

 

[KuriousKid]

Where exactly were you holding?

 

[warhunter676]

Where exactly were you holding?

Under the fan cover is where I felt the shock.

 

[KuriousKid]

The shock definitely means you've fried a component. Take it to the GPU's respective service station. And if it's nothing too major it shouldn't cost you much.

 

[warhunter676]

Is it possible that the cpu or the motherboard were also affected?

 

[ricdiculus]

Umm, you should never, under any circumstances, install or remove components while the PC is on. For obvious reasons. The only exceptions being USB devices. A little late this time, but for future reference.