Solved Problem, PC won't turn on

[iriome12]

Well, i'll just explain what happened to me, i got a new rtx 2060, so i started dismounting my gtx 970 normally, then plugged the rtx into the pci express and put the cables from the PSU, and well, then my pc didn't want to turn on, not making any sound, i decided to unplug everything from the graphic card and still didnt work (idk why cuz i was playing before changing it from 970 to 2060) the light of the motherboard is on but it won't power on the pc, already tried unplugging all cables and plugging them, inspected the power supply and it is supposed to work, cuz i did the bridge on it and it ran... i don't know what to do, please some help

 

[Megahertz07]

Welcome to the Forum.

Did you unplug the power supply cord from the wall outlet before you took out the card?
Do you have a MB speaker to hear the bip during POST?
What Power Supply you have?

Did you check the memories. It is very important that you unplug the power supply cord from the wall outlet before you remove or insert any memory or card.

 

[iriome12]

well i didn't disconnect the cable from the power supply to the motherboard before taking the graphic card out, just disonnected the power supply from the connector, i have a speaker but when i press the button, the power supply doesn't turn on, it has a light so i could notice, my power supply is Zalman tx-series 80plus 220v EU

 

[iriome12]

Welcome to the Forum.

Did you unplug the power supply cord from the wall outlet before you took out the card?
Do you have a MB speaker to hear the bip during POST?
What Power Supply you have?

Did you check the memories. It is very important that you unplug the power supply cord from the wall outlet before you remove or insert any memory or card.

answered down there, sry, first tiem using forums

 

[Megahertz07]

well i didn't disconnect the cable from the power supply to the motherboard before taking the graphic card out, just disonnected the power supply from the connector,(what connector?) i have a speaker but when i press the button, the power supply doesn't turn on, it has a light so i could notice, my power supply is Zalman tx-series 80plus 220v EU

Normally the PS has a switch. Did you see if it's on?
What is the power of your PS? (600W?)

 

[johnhoh]

Right behind your ps2 port is a motherboard 8-pin power connector. Make sure its plugged in firmly AND that the cable is oriented correctly. Contrary to its design, it is indeed possible to put the cable in backwards. Be sure there is nothing metal anywhere on top of or underneath the motherboard, like a screw came loose and is under the board for instance. Unlug the power supply and remove the bios battery for 30 seconds then put it back in, is something else to try.

Your motherboard has three onboard graphics ports. Have you tried removing the video card and using just the onboard graphics?

 

[iriome12]

you woon't believe what was it.. XDD

well it was the battery on the motherboard, it seemed to be broken, making a short... lol, thank you for trying to help, i was rly scared

 

[iriome12]

aas

Normally the PS has a switch. Did you see if it's on?
What is the power of your PS? (600W?)

thank you

 

[Megahertz07]

Glad to see it was a simple fix.
Please mark this thread as solved.