Question Pc won’t start after cleaning

[hunter.s2019]

So today I decided to clean my pc. Their was nothing wrong with it. It just got a little dusty inside so I went and got some compressed air. I took it all apart and blew everything clean. When I put it back together it won’t power on. The cpu fan try’s to spin, the led lights try to turn on, and the cpu debug light turns on for a split second then it shuts off. Their was absolutely nothing wrong with it before.

Specs
Gpu- evga gtx 1060 sc
Cpu-i5 7600k
Motherboard- msi h110 gaming
Psu- evga 500w 80+
Ram- Corsair vengeance rgb pro 16gb (8x2)

 

[helper800]

So today I decided to clean my pc. Their was nothing wrong with it. It just got a little dusty inside so I went and got some compressed air. I took it all apart and blew everything clean. When I put it back together it won’t power on. The cpu fan try’s to spin, the led lights try to turn on, and the cpu debug light turns on for a split second then it shuts off. Their was absolutely nothing wrong with it before.

Specs
Gpu- evga gtx 1060 sc
Cpu-i5 7600k
Motherboard- msi h110 gaming
Psu- evga 500w 80+
Ram- Corsair vengeance rgb pro 16gb (8x2)

Try taking out a RAM stick and reboot.

 

[hunter.s2019]

Try taking out a RAM stick and reboot.

I tried both sticks and no luck. It’s like it’s shutting its self off

 

[helper800]

Did you unscrew anything? How bad was the dust? Did you wear an anti-static wrist strap or at least touch your grounded psu/case?

 

[hunter.s2019]

Did you unscrew anything? How bad was the dust? Did you wear an anti-static wrist strap or at least touch your grounded psu/case?

I did touch grounded case. I pulled the graphics card out and pulled the motherboard out. I left the cpu and ram all attached. I also pulled the psu out and blew it all clean. It was about a years worth of dust.

 

[helper800]

I did touch grounded case. I pulled the graphics card out and pulled the motherboard out. I left the cpu and ram all attached. I also pulled the psu out and blew it all clean. It was about a years worth of dust.

Did you make sure that everything is plugged back in from the PSU? The 4-pin cpu power cord? Did you properly reseat the motherboard on the mounting screws? Did you touch the components after handling a lot of the dust in the hands? Did you reseat the CPU cooler?

I can sympathize. I did the same thing about 5 years ago and I am pretty sure I ESDed the MOBO and had to find a replacement when it wasn't being made anymore.

 

[hunter.s2019]

Did you make sure that everything is plugged back in from the PSU? The 4-pin cpu power cord? Did you properly reseat the motherboard on the mounting screws? Did you touch the components after handling a lot of the dust in the hands? Did you reseat the CPU cooler?

I can sympathize. I did the same thing about 5 years ago and I am pretty sure I ESDed the MOBO and had to find a replacement when it wasn't being made anymore.

I didn’t reseat the cpu cooler I’ll try that tomorrow and get back to you. If that does not do it I’ll look into problems with the mobo it’s self

 

[NOT_PROVIDED_16]

You say you unscrewed some most of the parts from the case. where were they placed when they were out of the case?

 

[AdmiralDonut]

You didn't plug the front panel power on button back in properly. Sounds like you switched the reset button for the power button by mistake.

 

[Cole.perera]

That sounds like a motherboard or CPU issue to me, do you have a second system or a friend's system you can test those parts with?

 

[hunter.s2019]

I went to my buddy’s house and hooked his psu up to it and it started right up. I guess my psu pooped when I took it out. Thanks for all the help guys