[Need help] computer cant power on

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Hi members of HWZ i need help with my desktop i didnt on my com for 7 weeks(due to cpu RMA & its back) and then when i install back my cpu n cpu fan i cant power on my computer what should i do?

(I switch on my main switch n my power supply also)
 
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List down all parts of your rig like those on the right -->
 

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What happens when you push the power switch? Does the fans spin or nothing happen at all?
 

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Unmount the CPU HSF and reseat your CPU. Could be contact issue like short preventing power up.
 

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If after reseat the cpu still dun power on?( lets say) do i need to reconnect the whole comnections?
I better ask quickly so that i can try troubleshoot all the solution u guys given

If u guys got any other solution can post too thx :)

Sry to add on does this oso could be motherboard issue? Or mayb the dust 7 weeks nvr clean can cuz this issue?(for example)

Unmount the CPU HSF and reseat your CPU. Could be contact issue like short preventing power up.
 
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a few questions

1. why did you RMA your CPU? if you never do any oc, CPU should be very solid.

2. what was your last step before you RMA your CPU?

3. is yours a newly assembled system? was the system working when it was first assembled?
 

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Bent pin n missing pin while doing full cleaning, er last step b4 rma??? I stop doing my cleaning after found my cpu with bent & missing, yup its my 1st new pc build for my school work learning resources and probably gaming but sch reopen so not touching games for now & yes my 1st assembled it was working fine

a few questions

1. why did you RMA your CPU? if you never do any oc, CPU should be very solid.

2. what was your last step before you RMA your CPU?

3. is yours a newly assembled system? was the system working when it was first assembled?
 
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maybe can reseat your gfx card and rams too...

your cpu cooler got reapply thermalpaste if reusing old one??? :s11:
 

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Did you find out where are the missing pins?

If the missing pins are still in the socket and you forcefully push the processor into the socket, you could damaged the new processor.
 

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Ok mayb i shld go check
Update:no sign of missing pins inside the socket

Did you find out where are the missing pins?

If the missing pins are still in the socket and you forcefully push the processor into the socket, you could damaged the new processor.
 
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Thank you guys so much! Much appreciated yur guidelines! Thx HWZ members! :) it works
 

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So can let us know which step is the successful method?

Sent from Asus ME173X using GAGT
 

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I tried all the methods u guys gave: reseat the cpu & the cpu heatsink, reinstall/change the ram slots and graphics card

So can let us know which step is the successful method?

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Have you reseat the 24-pin/8-pin cables from the power supply unit?
 
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