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MOBO will not POST with Monitor plugged in

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Topic: MOBO will not POST with Monitor plugged in
Posted By: itsnotbroken
Subject: MOBO will not POST with Monitor plugged in
Date Posted: 13 Mar 2021 at 11:58pm
Hi,

Symptom:
When I press the power button, no beeps, and the fans spin up, but the machine never starts.
TO find the issue, I pulled one peripheral at a time until I discovered that if the monitor is disconnected, it will POST, and beep once (normal) and boot up correctly.

If I restart from the OS or command line, it will reboot fine. The issue is only on power off/power on situation.

This started around a year ago, and Yes, I have been leaving the machine on 24/7 unless I will be gone for extended period.

This build is about 6 years old, worked perfectly until about a year ago. To my knowledge, no system changes that would have caused this.

Corsair CX600
AsRock H97M Pro4
Pentium G3258 @3.2GHz
Corsair Vengeance LP 2X4GB
No Name RAM 2X2GB (I already removed these for troubleshooting, I have not put them back)
Nvidia Quadro 4000
Kingston SV300 120GB
WD Blue 160 GB
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

I know the machine is 6 years old, but it has been great for everything I need.
I was thinking of picking up a used i7-4790K or Xeon to get another year or 2 out of it.   

What other items can I check or test to make sure it's not my Vid Card£
Could it be the monitor£

Thanks,




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if it's not broken...



Replies:
Posted By: itsnotbroken
Date Posted: 28 Sep 2021 at 12:18pm
UPDATE.

NOTHING WORKS.
NO PERIPHERALS PLUGGED IN, FANS SPIN, NO BEEPS

I ASSUME THE MOBO IS DEAD.
THANKS FOR THE HELP HERE.


NO MORE AS ROCK IN MY FUTURE..



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if it's not broken...


Posted By: The_Nephilim
Date Posted: 28 Sep 2021 at 2:27pm

I would check the Power supply



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