Question PC won't turn on after shutdown using Windows 10

[Senal Perera]

My PC was having a overheating problem and I accidentally broke the CPU cooler while cleaning it. So I took it to the repair shop and had a new CPU cooler installed. This fixed the issue but a new issue seemed to have developed. When I shutdown the PC using Windows 10 the PC shutsdown but doesn't turn on again. The lights come on, the fans spin but no display(not even bios). However if I turn off buy holding the power button then the PC turns on fine.
My Specs:

• CPU: Core i7 2600K
• MB: Asus H61M-K
• GPU: 1060 GTX
• PSU: 650W

FYI: I tried to upgrade my RAM but the RAM wasn't compatible with my MB.

 

[Aldo Ramdani]

are you sure that your CPU are not damaged because of the overheating?

 

[Senal Perera]

are you sure that your CPU are not damaged because of the overheating?

I doubt the CPU is damaged coz I ran some test on it and it seems to function properly and all cores are now running at a normal temp of low 40C. Anyway this issue came up after I brought it back from the repair shop

 

[Aldo Ramdani]

I doubt the CPU is damaged coz I ran some test on it and it seems to function properly and all cores are now running at a normal temp of low 40C. Anyway this issue came up after I brought it back from the repair shop

The Repair Shop seems sketchy

 

[Third-Eye]

My PC was having a overheating problem and I accidentally broke the CPU cooler while cleaning it. So I took it to the repair shop and had a new CPU cooler installed. This fixed the issue but a new issue seemed to have developed. When I shutdown the PC using Windows 10 the PC shutsdown but doesn't turn on again. The lights come on, the fans spin but no display(not even bios). However if I turn off buy holding the power button then the PC turns on fine.
My Specs:

• CPU: Core i7 2600K
• MB: Asus H61M-K
• GPU: 1060 GTX
• PSU: 650W

FYI: I tried to upgrade my RAM but the RAM wasn't compatible with my MB.

When you go to shut down in Windows 10, hold down Shift while clicking the shut down button in the start menu and see if you have the same problem. You may have a bug from fast boot not working properly, so using shift click + shut down should turn the system off as if you held the power button down to shut down the system completely.