Pc does't boot-working fans-working green light

lokipadge

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Apr 5, 2013
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Hello!About a week ago i opened my pc to clean it with a tiny brush.I removed the graphic cards the cpu fan and the rams to be able to clean it,then i put them back on and when i pressed the power button the pc didn't boot.I removed the mouse-keyboard and monitor and i tried again but nothing happend.The fans is working,i have green light inside the pc but doesn't give me a beep.What i have to do to know what happend or to make it work again?
 
Hi,

A quick test you can do is get the ram out and see if the pc beeps.

If it does, you hardware should be fine. If not, it means you have problem with cpu/mobo/psu.
Check all mobo connectors to be sure they are in completely.
If it still fails to boot, remove ram and vga and look for dust in the connector.
If you see anything take a cotton swab with alcohol and try to get it out. Be really careful!!
Check your vga card for extra power cable if needed.
 
Static electricity from the brush may have damaged sensitive components
The RAM , or graphics card are the most likely issues

But since you are getting no POST beep its also possible you have not connected a power lead properly.
Use the advice in the troubleshooting thread at the top of the forum
 

lokipadge

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Apr 5, 2013
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I removed the ram and it still doesn't boot.I checked all the connections and is ok,and i didn't found dust in the connections.It could be problem with static electricity from the brush like Outlander told me.