My PC doesn't show any screen, just rebooting it self with a horn.

[Robin#]

I don't know why this PC doing with me like this, I mean... come on... It always giving some bad issues everyday, but it looks like.... this one is different.
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So here is the story, when the school showed up, my parents decided to remove the PC... you know, cause of the school and exams, after a while, I made an exam and I succeeded and my parents decided to back the PC as it was, after that, I connected every single cable I was using before... then turned on the PC and it made horn once and rebooted it self, and that is doing all the time.
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Some people told me that... maybe your PSU is fried and you need to replace another one.
But nothing happened to the PC, it didn't flew down, I didn't open it's box, I didn't even install something on it before my dad take it.
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Maybe because I didn't turn on it a while?
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A video coming soon...
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How can I solve this problem? I am so hurry, please.



 

[Leroy_Kolta]

Could be a lot of things. Hold on while I collect some information.

[Leroy_Kolta]

Can I please get the model number of your motherboard and power supply?

[Celso]

Are you able to access the BIOS?

[Robin#]

Are you able to access the BIOS?

No, it doesn't show any screen.

[Celso]

Before messing around inside the computer, check that the monitor is working, connect it to a working PC or laptop and check if its working.

Seeing that the PC just rebooting it self the above problem shouldn't exist but wouldn't hurt...

Might be a power related issue, like Leroy stated, tell us the model number of the Motherboard and power supply.

[Leroy_Kolta]

No, it doesn't show any screen.

You could try re-seating the RAM.

[Robin#]

You could try re-seating the RAM.

Nothing changed.

[Robin#]

Before messing around inside the computer, check that the monitor is working, connect it to a working PC or laptop and check if its working.

Seeing that the PC just rebooting it self the above problem shouldn't exist but wouldn't hurt...

Might be a power related issue, like Leroy stated, tell us the model number of the Motherboard and power supply.

The monitor is working, alot people are telling me that it is a power related issue or my RAM just moved a bit while my father was moving it to another place.

[Leroy_Kolta]

Can I please get the model number of your motherboard and power supply?

@Robin#

[brian1996]

It's either your RAM or your PSU that's causing the problem.

[Robin#]

It's either your RAM or your PSU that's causing the problem.

So that is all about the RAM or the PSU? are you sure that only these are causing the problem?

[Leroy_Kolta]

So that is all about the RAM or the PSU? are you sure that only these are causing the problem?

No.

You seriously need to provide me this information:

Can I please get the model number of your motherboard and power supply?

[Robin#]

Solved!!

I just moved the ram a bit and turn the PC on, and everything fixed.

Thanks guys for your support.

[Leroy_Kolta]

Solved!!

I just moved the ram a bit and turn the PC on, and everything fixed.

Thanks guys for your support.

Roger...