PC is not posting, I have literally tried everthing can anyone help me?

[jaidevsingh253]

I had this problem previously when the pc did not have any power for about half a day or something like that. The fix that always worked then was reinserting ram a few times. It's doesn't seem to do the magic n I have been trying for about 2 days now.

All the fans and lights are working. I'm not hearing the single beep in startup which I used to previously.

Can anyone help me solve this issue? Thank you.

What I tried.

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  Switching Ram slots
  
  Trying a different Ram
  
  Reinserting GPU
  
  Changing SATA slots
  
  Removing CMOS battery for a few mins
  
  Removed dual monitors
  
  Tried with VGA and HDMI

Anomalies observed.

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  My mobo doesn't seem to have the CMOS jumper cap. And also my pc has a 2 pin CMOS jumper
  

My specs.

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  MSI 970-g43
  
  GTX 960 gaming edition
  
  8 gigs Corsair 1600MHz
  
  AMD FX 8350
  
  Dual monitors
  

What I can't do for the next few days.

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  Try my current components in other PC's.

 

[Ztdutxjgxgtu]

You really have to test each parts one by one, its better if you have another pc for testing.

Psu do paperclip test
Psu + mobo , see if it beeps or psu fans spin
Replace mobo cmos battery with new one

 

[tejayd]

I'm assuming you are unplugging the pc when you remove the battery. I don't know if it really helps but I always hold the power button a few seconds after I unplug it and pull the battery. Then wait 4-5 minutes to be sure.

 

[jaidevsingh253]

You really have to test each parts one by one, its better if you have another pc for testing.

Psu do paperclip test
Psu + mobo , see if it beeps or psu fans spin
Replace mobo cmos battery with new one

Is there a chance wheather my motherboard or graphics card is dead? because some poeple i know think so. And is it normal for my motherboard to have no jumper with only 2 pins and not 3. If so can i put my friends jumper on my pc? .Thank you i will try what you mentioned at my friend's place.

 

[jaidevsingh253]

I'm assuming you are unplugging the pc when you remove the battery. I don't know if it really helps but I always hold the power button a few seconds after I unplug it and pull the battery. Then wait 4-5 minutes to be sure.

Yes i did that twice still no post. Thank you for replying.