Pc can't turn on after power outage

[SonicSkywalker]

So this morning we got a power outage for a couple of minutes.
After the power comes back, I tried to turn on my pc and it doesn't work.
Any help?

 

[mdd1963]

remove power from rear of PSU for a few minutes, hold in pwr switch for ten seconds with pwr cord removed...

Reconnect pwr cord, try again

 

[InvalidError]

A power line surge when the power cut off or came back may have fried the PSU. I've lost one PSU and two CRTs to bad power in the past.

 

[Christopher1]

A power line surge when the power cut off or came back may have fried the PSU. I've lost one PSU and two CRTs to bad power in the past.

This is pretty much what I think it is as well: You lost power and it fried the PSU when the power went back on after the power loss.
If unplugging the cord and allowing the computer to sit totally unplugged for a few minutes does not fix it, I am almost certain that is your issue: Power supply blew.

It is not all that expensive to get a power supply replaced in a desktop PC today so you might want to head to your local computer repair store and have them replace it.

 

[SonicSkywalker]

I'm gonna try unplugging it for a few minutes, I'll update if it works or not

 

[boju]

Are you using a power board with surge protector? Check to see if surge protector was tripped?

 

[SonicSkywalker]

remove power from rear of PSU for a few minutes, hold in pwr switch for ten seconds with pwr cord removed...

Reconnect pwr cord, try again

it doesn't work

 

[SonicSkywalker]

Are you using a power board with surge protector? Check to see if surge protector was tripped?

im sure it's fine since it powers the monitor as well

 

[SonicSkywalker]

A power line surge when the power cut off or came back may have fried the PSU. I've lost one PSU and two CRTs to bad power in the past.

This is pretty much what I think it is as well: You lost power and it fried the PSU when the power went back on after the power loss.
If unplugging the cord and allowing the computer to sit totally unplugged for a few minutes does not fix it, I am almost certain that is your issue: Power supply blew.

It is not all that expensive to get a power supply replaced in a desktop PC today so you might want to head to your local computer repair store and have them replace it.

I've unplugged my pc for 15 minutes and plugging it back in, still doesn't work.
However, the headset I am using has LED light on it and it lights up after I plug the power cable back in.

 

[InvalidError]

However, the headset I am using has LED light on it and it lights up after I plug the power cable back in.

That doesn't mean much. PSUs have two mains-powered converters: one provides 5VSB and primary-side auxiliary power, the other provides the main outputs when the PSU gets turned on. It could simply be that your PSU's main converter has died but the 5VSB one still works.

If you swap the PSU with a known-good one and the PC still won't turn on, then it may be the motherboard that got fried by an alternate path surge.