[SOLVED] Motherboards think all components are functional, but they aren't.

[GoldenSpamfish]

I have been attempting to get a recased (and remotherboarded) build up and running for almost 14 hours straight. The only parts that were changed from the previously fully functional build were RAM, Motherboard, and CPU cooler. I have done the entire stickyed list. Because I have 2 motherboards, as well as 2 ram kits, I was able to breadboard it in 2 separate mobos. When turning on, each motherboard shows diagnostic lights, lighting up for each part as the turn on continues. When removing components, it properly identifies that each component is removed. However, when all components are installed, the lights go off, showing that all parts are working and installed. It still does not post. When returning to the original configuration of the PC I was disassembling, it still fails to post, and does the exact same error combo. Any ideas for what could have happened? Can post pics if needed.

Motherboards:
X570 steel legend
B350F

CPU:
Ryzen 5 3600x

RAM:
4x 8gb trident z neo @3600
2x 8gb balistixx sport @2400

GPU:
MSI RTX 2070 Super Gaming X trio

Drives:
1TB NVME SSD
250 GB SSD
2TB SSHD

Power supply:
Power spec 650 W Gold

CPU coolers:
Gammax GT
Kraken X52

Cases:
o11 dynamic
Corsair 460x

 

[rgd1101]

full system spec? include make and model of the psu

 

[GoldenSpamfish]

full system spec? include make and model of the psu

Done.

 

[rgd1101]

check for bend pin?

 

[GoldenSpamfish]

Solved it guys. Honestly unimaginable. Pressed Ctrl+alt+delete and it fixed right up. Literally no idea how this worked.