PC won't Turn On Please Help Me

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I Buy A PC Three Months Ago Having

I3 7100 LGA 1151
Asus GTX 1050Ti
Msi H110M Vh Pro Plus.

But Today I found that PC won't Turn On so I checked My PSU with Paper clip Test Then I Found that My PSU Is Dead Then I Replace It With The New PSU But problem Remain same My PC Was Not Turnings On I check All Cable And wires are Connected

That's The Image Plz Help Me

 

[alexoiu]

Then the board might be dead too.

 

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Then the board might be dead too.

Sir But I Buy It Just three Month s Ago and Now, How I Check exactly that my Motherboard is dead. could I Get Replacement from MSI

 

[alexoiu]

Whatever happened with the power supply might have affected the motherboard also. Since under warranty, you can try opening a RMA ticket.

 

[tectalk]

Whatever happened with the power supply might have affected the motherboard also. Since under warranty, you can try opening a RMA ticket.

Sir Are You Sure that my Motherboard is Dead

 

[alexoiu]

Try starting the board with only CPU and CPU cooler installed. If the CPU cooler does not start, try removing the 4 pin power cable, connecting a case fan and testing again. See if the case fan does spin. Check also the new power supply with the paper clip test.

 

[tectalk]

Try starting the board with only CPU and CPU cooler installed. If the CPU cooler does not start, try removing the 4 pin power cable, connecting a case fan and testing again. See if the case fan does spin. Check also the new power supply with the paper clip test.

Sir I Do it But IAM afraid Of Electrostatic Charge Damage my Mobo other Part If I Try To Remove Them. is There Any Way to work With PC components Without Anti static mat Or wrist band Because My house Has No Earthing Wire What should I do now?

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

Look, if the PC is still covered by manufacturer's or system-builder's warranty, you should contact them and let them deal with it because it's fairly evident to me that you are not at all comfortable or competent where touching/removing internal computer parts is required, so you might do even more damage if you try to fix it yourself.

If it is not covered by a warranty, then take it to a PC repair shop or get a friend to look at it who knows a thing or two about fixing computers.

But try the warranty route first.

Good luck & I hope it's fixed soon.