BIOS Won't Start After Computer Reassembly: System Failure, Motherboard Cleanup, No Signal

Hello, let me describe my problem first:
Well, after a system failure, I wanted to upload a new windows and before that, clean the entire motherboard from dust, etc. Everything was nicely cleaned, and after reassembling the computer, the BIOS stopped working The computer turns on, but there is no signal about firing the BIOS and nothing is displayed on the monitor ... I've read a lot in this topic, but nothing helps ... The graphics card and ram are operational ... I combined with the bios battery (I removed and I put it back, later I even put it in from another computer) and nothing ... I also removed the jumper and put it back in and the same ... In addition, I do not know if it is important but the power led is not on ... Does anyone have any ideas what it could have happened ... I am also asking for information where on the motherboard I can read what is its model, I will give it right away ...

Diacritical marks are one thing, but spelling and punctuation are quite another - correct the post. [M]

As for the power diode, maybe it's just a cable not connected to the board? maybe you accidentally unplugged it while cleaning.

esteem20 wrote:

Please let me know where on the motherboard I can read what its model is, I'll give it right away...

it is different with this, but for example, for me it is on the left side at the bottom next to the pci-e input

And if the above does not help, remove the power cable from the power supply and reconnect it.

Enter your computer specs.

Full computer configuration including the make and model of the power supply?!

Check the connection of signal / power cables - unplug and plug again.

The same with the graphics card and memory.

speaker connected? does it make any noise when you turn on the computer?

The speaker is connected to the appropriate plug and you can't hear anything ... so there must be something wrong with the bios, because no image is displayed on the monitor and the computer is working, the graphics card is operational. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what could be wrong?

Take the board to the desk, connect to the spider. Check in configuration:

Power supply, motherboard, processor, speaker, possibly this power LED. Check if bios indicates lack of memory and gpu.
To make sure that the diode is operational, you can connect the HDD diode, but it seems that something is wrongly connected, e.g. the plug from the diode is plugged in backwards.

the ram and the graphics card are in working order, they've already been checked... and I can't do the configuration because I can't turn on the computer... Could the bios have been deleted? or can it be the fault of the power supply because when I connect it, I hear a short circuit

I won't pay attention a third time. [M]

esteem20 Fix bugs...

How do you connect the power supply? Where is this buzzing?
After connecting the plug to the 230V socket, after connecting the ATX plug to the motherboard if the power supply is flowing or after connecting the power cable (in which 230V current is already flowing) to the power supply?

short circuit can be heard when inserting the cable into the power supply socket in the computer ... How to do this configuration?

If you have current in the cable and you plug it into the power supply, it's not surprising that you hear a short circuit.

In response to your private message (I think it's not a secret and may be useful to some):

- starting a computer on a spider is simply starting it without a case and unnecessary components. You take out the motherboard, power supply, speaker. You connect everything, short circuit and release (do not hold) the two pins that go to the POWER button. You watch.
- if everything is OK, the BIOS will signal the lack of memory and graphics card by sounds emitted from the speaker

He takes out the loudspeaker, so what? and run it with only ram and power supply?

Added after 1 [minutes]:

http://ixbtlabs.com/articles2/roundupmobo/jetway-v333da-viakt333.html is my board...
and how are the configurations checked?

I clearly wrote that only the motherboard, processor and speaker should be started!

Configuration is a different list everyone components - their brand and model of your computer.
You still make spelling mistakes. Correct them.

I connected this board to the spider and it makes no sound when turned on and turns off after a few seconds ... the loudspeaker works because I checked it on the second board and it beeped right away and I didn't even put the BIOS battery in ...

It remains to check the processor and motherboard (e.g. by replacing)

Check if you have the CPU cooler installed correctly, it may be the reason for turning off the board. Otherwise the processor is damaged.

I also think it's the processor's fault ... Tell me if I can transfer the processor from another motherboard

Of course you can.
Athlon XP or some Duron on Socket 462 (A).


EDIT: Information on supported processors can be found in manual .

I connected a second processor that was in another motherboard on the same socket ... The computer starts up but does not make any sound ... It goes on and does not turn off, so it's the fault of the board?

Probably yes

What processor did you connect?
Specify the model and frequency.

Do a CMOS reset just to be sure.

Check Memory

Such a processor http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K7/AMD-Duron%20800%20-%20D800AUT1B.html
How exactly do you do a CMOS reset? Because I tried something but I don't know if I did it right...

Remove the batteries from the motherboard, turn on the computer and wait for 3 minutes

Marcinoik - the memory is pulled out. We want to get to the moment when the bios starts signaling its absence.

As for CMOS, remove the battery for a few minutes and put it back.
What about the green LED?

EDIT: A colleague wrote about the reset at the same time. Sorry for repeating.

What diode? there is no on the disc ... I took the batteries out for a few minutes, I will put them back in a moment ... When I checked the model of the prock, I noticed that it got a little hot for a few minutes ...