PC Wont Display

[laytonbarnes]

Okay so...

I left my PC off for a few months. I turned it on the other day, it booted fine, I logged in to my desktop and It turned off suddenly.

It turned back on for a second, then off, then on again and repeated until I turned off the power.

When I turn it on now it does not display anything on the monitor.
All of the fans spin, the usb ports have power but nothing.

I have moved the RAM around and made sure they are securely in place. It beeps when all RAM is removed. I took the mthrbrd battery out for a minute, held the power button, and put it back.

When the PC is OFF there is a green led which changes to solid red when turned ON.

I don't know what to do, so any advice would be appreciated.

(I have no idea what I'm doing by the way)

 

[RememberThe5th]

Unplug your PC from wall, keep switch on, on PSU, remove battery, and keep and hold power button or keep it stuck or short it out, for around 5 min to let PSU drain electricity which is "stuck".
What are the components? Because if your PC has intergrated GPU soo we can rule out possibility of GPU.

 

[laytonbarnes]

I've took the battery out now and I'll try it again in 5 mins.

The jumper is on 6 prongs which I moved to the left to try to clear the cmos but the PC won't turn on at all if I leave it in that position.


Not sure on specs, it's only an i5 650 with a gt730 graphics card but I doubt that helps lol

https://imgur.com/a/We47j

 

[RememberThe5th]

Well i can say the motherboard isnt designed to power up on shorted pins for clearing cmos.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Usually when pc is left, the charge is in PSU and other components, i've heard that discharging could fix it.

 

[laytonbarnes]

Doesn't seem to have worked unfortunately, thank you so much for your reply though I appreciate it

 

[RememberThe5th]

I would trying to leave unplugged for 2hours, yeah it seems like crazy, but it helped mine friend once.
Otherwise swap PSU with cheaper one just for testing purpose.

 

[laytonbarnes]

I fixed It!! 😀 turns out I had the jumper on the wrong 2 pins this whole time, I must have tried to clear the cmos before and put it back wrong lol