So my little sister dropped some juice on my desktop 2 days ago, I immediately disconnected everything from the computer, took all the components out and clean them separately (with some alcohol, a small towel and an old toothbrush for the hard-to-reach spots), then i let it all dry for 2 days. Today I put the mobo, my CPU, and th RAM all together connected to my power supply to see what would happen, but it doesn´t display anything, the CPU fan spins, and the case power and HDD LEDs work fine however i cannot turn the system off with the front panel bottons, the system turns on as soon as I flip the switch on the back of my PSU.
I would like to know wich part is not working properly to know what to buy u.u or if i need to let it dry some more time(D: ?)
I strongly think is the ram stick as i have another CPU wich works fine and i got the same result while testing.
I don´t have any other ram sticks to test
btw my PSU and my HDDs don´t have a single drop of juice on them xD
My system:
-AMD A-10 6800K Richland APU, stock fan
-Super Talent 4Gb of RAM at 1600Mhz
-MSI FM2-A75MA-E35 mobo
-My secondary CPU is a AMD A-4 5300, i have only used it to update the BIOS cause i got an MSI
board with outdated BIOS and i had to use a trinity APU to get the richland working properly.
-Thermaltake Smart SP-650P 650w power supply
Sorry if I misspelled something English isn´t my native language
Thanks in advance for your help
I would like to know wich part is not working properly to know what to buy u.u or if i need to let it dry some more time(D: ?)
I strongly think is the ram stick as i have another CPU wich works fine and i got the same result while testing.
I don´t have any other ram sticks to test
btw my PSU and my HDDs don´t have a single drop of juice on them xD
My system:
-AMD A-10 6800K Richland APU, stock fan
-Super Talent 4Gb of RAM at 1600Mhz
-MSI FM2-A75MA-E35 mobo
-My secondary CPU is a AMD A-4 5300, i have only used it to update the BIOS cause i got an MSI
board with outdated BIOS and i had to use a trinity APU to get the richland working properly.
-Thermaltake Smart SP-650P 650w power supply
Sorry if I misspelled something English isn´t my native language
Thanks in advance for your help
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