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TheNamesAbe

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Hey,
I just bought new computer parts to build my new computer(Case, power supply, motherboard, memory, processor, Hard drive, CD/DVD drive), and this is my first computer that im building. When i put all the parts in and hooked them up, it turns on for a second and then just urns off. I dont know why im having this problem and im pulling my hair ou over here!

If anbdy could help me solve his problem i would be sooo greatful. Pleae help!

thank you
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Doby

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Try this and report back

new computer problems
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I tried all of that but its still giving me the same problem... I turn on the switch to turn on my pwr supply, the mobo light goes on, then i push the turn on button and all the fan led lights go on for a second then it turns off. could my power supply be fried?
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give us a list of all your new and old components (indicate whats new and old).you have put in the new build...
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This happened to me when I finished transferring all my parts to a new case just recently. Turns out I forgot to plug in a 4-pin power connector to the motherboard.

On my motherboard the connector is just left of the processor, on my friends it's just above it. You should have a 20 (or 24) pin connector and a 4-pin connector going to your motherboard.
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My parts
Motherboard: http://www.newegg.co...N82E16813131022
Processor: http://www.newegg.co...N82E16819103210
Case: http://www.newegg.co...N82E16811144151
Power Supply: http://www.newegg.co...N82E16817148027
Ram: http://www.newegg.co...N82E16820146118
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also make sure the clear cmos jumper is covering pins 1&2, check your manual about this. if its on pins 2&3 the computer will do that. Also try another jumper cap, I have had them already were they were bad and not making contact, drove me nuts till I found it.

Is the motherboard currently outside the case with only cpu, fan&heatsink,psu, 1 stick of ram,video card,case speaker, mouse,keyboard,monitor attached. If not it should be and please do so.

What video card do you have?

Also pay attention to what Steltox said this is very important
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do you have access to a different power supply that you could try...just to be sure yours is not the problem
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