Please help.

[Austin Roddy]

Dalton Sullivan check the Power button / Reset button places.

Could have the positive and negative in the wrong spot.

 

[Heinrich Jacobsz]

get a bigger power supply

 

[Heinrich Jacobsz]

you pulling to much power and re plug in yore start button read properly the format to plug in only try wit start button plug in or invest in a bigger power supply and unplug some fans

 

[Scotty Hedstrom]

Psu, had the same problem before. Tossed a new baby in and bam.

 

[Angus Lock]

Wait what

 

[Inuk V Wijesinghe]

Remove your graphics card and try. Probably runing out of power. May be need a bigger psu?

 

[Lập La Đinh]

you need a stronger power supply

 

[Mikee Rex]

had an issue almost the same as that, pc only starts when the power button is held down when the button is released it turns off... found out i forgot to plug in the four pin power on the mobo...

 

[Lập La Đinh]

ok

 

[Lập La Đinh]

all good now right

 

[Lập La Đinh]

enjoy

 

[William Weston]

Missing connection to the gpu and replug the ram stick

 

[Wayne Wofford]

he got is running he need to work os when he wakes up.

 

[Dalton Sullivan]

No it's not running. When i plug in the gpu it stops

 

[Dalton Sullivan]

Not gpu, the cpu

 

[Joshua Harris]

It sounds very stupid but make sure your aio water cooler is pushed in properly because my brother had that problem and I had a look and it was his cpu block take it off and try push it on and do it properly

 

[Danny Chieng]

It should be the ram stick or the aio or the processor itself. Since it start and off. For the case not turning on possibly the power pin havent connected to the mobo. Sorry cant help much but tats the only thing i can deduce from the video above.

 

[James Wise Bell]

Start removing things one by one, i had similar issue and it was my cpu

 

[Aaron Carrier]

Is everything "seated" correctly?

 

[Elias Scharmer]

Could be bad PSU
Had literally same thing on my comp after swapping gpu and RAM
Everyone said check ram but turned out my psu got toasted after switching power button on and off