Is one of my drives faulty?

[MarioRud]

Parts list:
Intel i5 6600k
Asus z170 Pro Gaming Motherboard
EVGA Supernova G2 550W
Kingston HyperX Fury 16Gb DDR4 RAM
Kingston 120GB SSD
Western Digital 1tb HDD
be quiet! Dark Rock 3 Cooler
MSI GTX 1060 Gaming 6GB

My PC worked fine for about 3 weeks until one day it froze and when I tried booting it back up, the motherboard cycled through the 4 LED's (VGA, RAM, CPU, and BOOT DEVICE) but remained a solid red on the BOOT_DEVICE_LED. Initially I thought this was due to a faulty motherbaord so I got a replacement and the problem still occurs. I also tried changing from my initial Corsair CX600 PSU to the newer EVGA Supernova G2 but that did not solve anything either. When I turn on the PC everything turns on, the fans spin up but I get no display only a message saying that there is no Displayport signal. With the previous board I tried:
- Booting with only 1 stick of RAM (No difference, no beeps, solid red boot device led)
- Booting with no GPU (No difference)
- Using different SATA cables (No difference)
- Unplugging the drives and booting with out them(No difference)

Not sure if this is relevant but I had been using a cracked version of Windows 10 Pro.
It is definitely not the board or the PSU and since the CPU, RAM, and VGA Led's turn off after a few seconds I am guessing none of those are the problem either, so my only guess is my SSd or HDD are faulty or dead. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

 

[elbert]

Sounds like your boot drive died. Slso please use legit windows not that it would kill your boot drive.

 

[BadAsAl]

The LED might stay on with no boot device connected. From another post:

"this may sound funny but ive had this happen a few times on my z97-A. To fix it I have to unplug my storage device, boot the pc, trun it off then plug in the storage device and it fixes it. It only happened to my when I changed out hardware and no clue why but it seemed to fix it."

 

[MarioRud]

Sounds like your boot drive died. Slso please use legit windows not that it would kill your boot drive.

I wanted to see if the PC would boot with only the HDD plugged in and connected to the motherboard. I turned off PSU, unplugged the PSU power cord, unplugged the SSD Sata cable from mobo and psu, and now when I press the Power button on my case the PSU makes a clicking noise and nothing turns on. I honestly have no idea what the problem could be now. I also noticed that after turning on the PC for the first time with this new EVGA PSU it worked fine, but after I turned the pc off from the power button and tried to turn it on again, The PSU made a clicking noise and then began making a very faint and barely audible hissing noise. Any ides what the problem could be?