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my pc wont power up after i remove the cmos battery
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i tested the battery with my multimeter,it was ok ,3.250v ,and no cable interfering so i didnt touch any other cables
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oh and i got the same problem yesterday ,i removed the cpu and puts my xeon in and it turn on ,now i tried same trick ,no luck
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A CR 2032 battery is so cheap that it may be worth trying. Also may be worth checking all power leads are still properly attached and that you didn't bend any pins in yoiur CPU socket.
Also, try the paperclip test with your PSU to see if it has any life.
Also, try the paperclip test with your PSU to see if it has any life.
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i tried with my spare cr2032 ,all power leads ok,i have trried jumper on psu too it was ok and it was only 8 month ,all cables are oki checked it,cpu socket is ok,i checked it
update: i hold the power button for 10 sec and now i got a blue led blinking continuously (spec on signature)
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You may need to try the board out of the case. Have you tried with no RAM installed? Just CPU and PSU attached? The MB could be faulty or you could have corrupted BIOS.
This may be of some use https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=254172.7
This may be of some use https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=254172.7
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still the same with no ram,i think i got corrupted bios,i have exact same mobo for my intel xeon (which im using right now) i reset the bios too this morming ,and it was completely fine
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still the same with no ram,i think i got corrupted bios,i have exact same mobo for my intel xeon (which im using right now) i reset the bios too this morming ,and it was completely fine
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Make sure you reset your CMOS properly, pressing power button down when battery is removed etc. If nothing, try out of the case as it could be a short. It could be that the Xeon left the BIOS in a state not suitable for your other chip, which is why I suggested that workaround fix from the MSI official forum.
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