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Arian Halitaj

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I really need your help guys with this problem, bought my pc like 2 months ago and 1 day i decided to restart it and i was not booting and a red light appeared and wont boot. After 1 day later, it started and worked properly. Every time i restart it it will not boot but after 5-6 hours it will. During the problem i take ram off the motherboard and it does not even beep or anything, everything starts up even the fans get really noizy. Can you help me get throw this problem

Thank You!.
 
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New system like that you shouldn't be having problems. Try Simplistics, make sure everything is plugged in tight, or re-seated.. My PC would randomly not startup, black screen no beeps, making me think my CPU was problematic, it turned out to be an 'ever-so-slightly' loose video card, although on a side note ever since i put my quad core in from a duo-core that problem hasn't come back...

Try stripping any hardware you don't 'need' to boot, see if that helps. Other than that, it's likely either a PSU issue, BIOS issue, or something on the motherboard somewhere is grounding out. You could try pulling the CMOS battery out, see if it will start. If it does, then you may simple need a new battery, or perhaps BIOS issue.

Sorry it's all I...
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New system like that you shouldn't be having problems. Try Simplistics, make sure everything is plugged in tight, or re-seated.. My PC would randomly not startup, black screen no beeps, making me think my CPU was problematic, it turned out to be an 'ever-so-slightly' loose video card, although on a side note ever since i put my quad core in from a duo-core that problem hasn't come back...

Try stripping any hardware you don't 'need' to boot, see if that helps. Other than that, it's likely either a PSU issue, BIOS issue, or something on the motherboard somewhere is grounding out. You could try pulling the CMOS battery out, see if it will start. If it does, then you may simple need a new battery, or perhaps BIOS issue.

Sorry it's all I got right now !

 
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Arian Halitaj

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Thank you for taking your time to answer at least something, i will try doing all the things u told me and hope it will work
 
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