Recent content by Time Wasted

Hi, hopefully someone can help me. So I'm going to college and have to use their wifi because I live on campus. I came to campus mid way through last week and connected my laptop to the WiFi and had no issues. I come back 3 days later and my laptop automatically connects but every website or...

Yes I can still get into the BIOS. I will try that tomorrow when I get home to see if thathis will make a difference

Well after resetting the CMOS I restarted my pc and still the same issue unfortunately

All I'm concerned with right now is a properly running powersupply which it is. Once I find the actually issue I will get a better powersupply so my computer can run as efficiently as possible

I'll try that since it can't hurt any. And I'll worry about my powersupply once I have my computer running normal again

I have not tried resetting the CMOS yet. The original power was a 600 Watts - Standard 80 Plus SLI/CrossFireX. I checked all the connection but will be sure to check them again. I also tried the different memory slots and got the same issue.

Thanks. I will likely call today to see if I can get it tested I really don't know what to do besides lookin to possibly replace somethings. All the threads I find similar to my issue seems to be hardware of some kind.

Ok sorry I didn't know. I'm new to this site

Ok so I already posted this in hardware not seeing this section being so eager to fix my pc it wasn't as detailed but for this I'm gonna explain every detail from the start of the issue (please understand). I got a ton of help from another user but am looking for more confirmation before I start...

Well thanks so much for all your help along the way. I suppose I'll start doing research to see what I want to replace it with. I'm really torn because most people who had their mobo die or damaged during this situation have reported visible damage to the caps or something visibly wrong. Mine...

I run Windows 10 and the pc was bought in August of 2014. It has an i7 4790k processor and a gtx 770. 650w Thermaltake smart series battery. 2TB SATA-III HDD with a 128g backup. The pc is crashing right at the OEM logo and if I'm on top of it I can get into the bios. It's was staying on whenever...

Managed to get into the bios swapped to the integrated graphics and unplugged my card and started it up and got the same issue. Going to go ahead and try starting it swapping out my ram to see if that's the issue in the mean time. Any insight to what that might mean or where I'm at having tried...

While home for lunch I double checked and my CPU does have integrated graphics. Also looking I did find a video plug to hook my monitor into. Maybe I'm not doing it correctly because when I plugged my monitor into the other port from the mother board when I turned on my pc I got no reaction from...

Out of curiosity before work I decide to look at it a little more. I looked over my ram and mobo again and being how they still look so brand new in decided to leave them plugged in but unplug my card. When I did so the pc doesn't restart. It simply tells me to plug in my card but the rest of...

Thanks for the responses. I'll get to testing today when I get the chance and hopefully I can get an answer. Thanks for the other thread as well I shall certainly look into it