PC Won't boot

[Eramirez]

Alright so let me explain my situation. I was up all night playing games with my friends on my PC, so I know it worked when I went to bed at 7 a.m. I woke up at 12, and saw my new case had arrived. I transferred everything over, and went to start it up, and boom. Nothing. Monitor enter power save mode. I've restarted it a million times, and nothing. Everytime it starts up, all fans and lights come on, no beeps, but it won't boot up at all, no BIOS screen, nothing. Any ideas? Thanks!

 

[RDCAdam]

There's a million things it could be, try reseating the ram all though it shouldn't have been removed. Also make sure the 24 & 4/8 pin connectors are plugged into the motherboard. Also make sure all of your front I/O are plugged into the right pins. Umm and make sure your CMOS battery didn't fall out.

 

[Eramirez]

I've reseated the RAM, although it wasn't removed, made sure all plugs were completely plugged in, and have already tried reseting CMOS. Still nothing.. Any other ideas? I'm suspecting something happened and my motherboard might be dead. I hope not..

 

[RDCAdam]

Is your graphics card fan spinning when you boot?

 

[Eramirez]

Nope.

 

[RDCAdam]

And you plugged the power into it?

 

[Eramirez]

Indeed.

 

[RDCAdam]

Do keyboard/ mouse power on from the MOBO usb ports?

 

[Eramirez]

Yes they do. I can tell because the lights on my mouse and keyboard come on.

 

[RDCAdam]

If all of that is working then most likely not your motherboard. You might just try taking it all apart and putting it back together. that's the easiest way to find something that's missing

 

[Eramirez]

I honestly can't think of anything that could be. I just went through it all again, and everything is where it is supposed to be..

 

[RDCAdam]

Hmmmm... Try booting without ram or gpu see if you get any post/error beeps

 

[Eramirez]

Not a single sound.

 

[Eramirez]

AHA! It's my power supply. I'm not quite sure what happened to it, but my 725w just won't allow my system to boot. I tried my friends 750w and it started and booted right up.

 

[RDCAdam]

Strange! Sorry to hear that, but glad you got it figured out!

 

[Eramirez]

As am I! Thank you for all of your wonderful help!