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Answer» HI.. CAN ANYONE HELP ME! I HAVE THIS PC AND IT ALWAYS SHUTDOWN AT START UP. I ALREADY CHANGED THE PSU, CLEAN EVERYTHING, CHANGED THE RAM AND I EVEN REMOVE ALL THE STUFF INSIDE LIKE hd,ram, & video card AND IT'S STILL THE SAME. DO YOU THINK IT'S THE BOARD THAT CAUSES THIS PROBLEM? I DON'T THINK THE ISSUE IS ABOUT THE SOFTWARE. WILL SOMEONE HELP ME OUT.If you have REPLACED everything but the mobo it is definitely a good STARTING point. Do you have all the motherboard standoffs in place?this is a long shot, but try a different mouse or keyboard....I've had a similar problem with another computer and when I looked in the CMOS BOOT LOG, it showed multiple KEYBOARD errors.................it could be an I/O conflict resulting from a bad input device good luckHmm... do you know how far into the startup it gets before it shutdowns on you? Quote from: Griff on May 06, 2009, 04:25:49 PM Hmm... do you know how far into the startup it gets before it shutdowns on you? the farthest as of now is on the windows logo. Sometimes it doest turn off when i put a ram on it but when i put the ram back the problem occurs. I changed also the ram with the good one and still the same. Help me please. Do you think the mobo is the problem? Quote from: hot dog on May 06, 2009, 04:22:34 PM this is a long shot, but try a different mouse or keyboard....I've had a similar problem with another computer and when I looked in the CMOS BOOT LOG, it showed multiple KEYBOARD errors.................it could be an I/O conflict resulting from a bad input device good luck I don't think its the keyboard and the mouse. I remove evrything on it. I just only LEAVE the processor on the mobo but still the same problem.Also; what are the temperatures the CPU gets to? check in your BIOSA few things to check> heat sink mounted securly> thermal paste>Poss:board or something shorting to the case to the board>bulging capasitors>are all the connection from the new power SUPPLY connected?>even though its a new power supply could be that.

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HI.. CAN ANYONE HELP ME! I HAVE THIS PC AND IT ALWAYS SHUTDOWN AT START UP. I ALREADY CHANGED THE PSU, CLEAN EVERYTHING, CHANGED THE RAM AND I EVEN REMOVE ALL THE STUFF INSIDE LIKE hd,ram, & video card AND IT'S STILL THE SAME. DO YOU THINK IT'S THE BOARD THAT CAUSES THIS PROBLEM? I DON'T THINK THE ISSUE IS ABOUT THE SOFTWARE. WILL SOMEONE HELP ME OUT.If you have REPLACED everything but the mobo it is definitely a good STARTING point.

Do you have all the motherboard standoffs in place?this is a long shot, but try a different mouse or keyboard....I've had a similar problem with another computer and when I looked in the CMOS BOOT LOG, it showed multiple KEYBOARD errors.................it could be an I/O conflict resulting from a bad input device

good luckHmm... do you know how far into the startup it gets before it shutdowns on you? Quote from: Griff on May 06, 2009, 04:25:49 PM

Hmm... do you know how far into the startup it gets before it shutdowns on you?

the farthest as of now is on the windows logo. Sometimes it doest turn off when i put a ram on it but when i put the ram back the problem occurs. I changed also the ram with the good one and still the same. Help me please. Do you think the mobo is the problem? Quote from: hot dog on May 06, 2009, 04:22:34 PM

this is a long shot, but try a different mouse or keyboard....I've had a similar problem with another computer and when I looked in the CMOS BOOT LOG, it showed multiple KEYBOARD errors.................it could be an I/O conflict resulting from a bad input device

good luck

I don't think its the keyboard and the mouse. I remove evrything on it. I just only LEAVE the processor on the mobo but still the same problem.Also; what are the temperatures the CPU gets to?

check in your BIOSA few things to check> heat sink mounted securly> thermal paste>Poss:board or something shorting to the case to the board>bulging capasitors>are all the connection from the new power SUPPLY connected?>even though its a new power supply could be that.

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