The make, model was left out so I'll take it this was a home built PC. For those I always check the CMOS battery voltage (about one minute to check at the bench) and then move to unplug all cards and memory to see if it will power up and stay up.
My next move depends on the result of that test. If it won't stay up, we pull the motherboard out for the old check the mounting posts check and power up just the motherboard on cardboard test.
You get the idea so let's hear more.
Hey,
I just installed Windows 10 on my pc and thought it would be great to change one of the smaller hdd.
I erased everything on it and then turned the pc completly off.
When I had changed it the pc didn't want to start up again. It starts up for about a few seconds. Without video signal and then it shutsdown again. This process goes on without any change.
I tried to change everything back to the original position. It still won't start.
The SSD with operativsystem on it has not been touched.
Thanks for the help! ![]()
Patrik

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