The motherboard does not squeal, the computer does not turn on, the fans are run

Hello.
I have a problem, one day I decided to clean my computer (CPU fan, graphics fan etc.) because it started to walk quite loudly.
I took it apart, cleaned it (had done it many times before so there were no problems), put it back together and plugged it in. After a while I tried to turn it on (as soon as it started to move much quieter after each cleaning), but suddenly I was surprised because I could not hear any beeps from the motherboard, I looked at the screen and there was nothing but the information no signal. I started it up again right away, checked that everything was well connected (it was OK), I took out the CPU cooler, graphics, RAM and put it back in and nothing else. When I took out the video card and then the processor and started the computer without these parts, I still did not hear any signal saying that they were missing. I also tried plugging in a different power supply but it didn't help. I also took the battery out of the motherboard for 2 hours and put it back in, but still nothing (only now, when I turn on the power in the power supply, the computer turns on by itself, no need to press any button).
I am asking for help, because I do not know what to do next
Oh and one more thing, I'm not sure if I created the topic in the right section, if not, I would ask for a transfer.

Equipment:
Motherboard - ASRock N68-GS3 UCC
Processor - AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition
Graphic card - Palit GeForce GTX 460 Sonic 1 GB GDDR5
Ram - GoodRAM 2x4GB DDR3
Disk - Samsung 1000GB

Power Supply?

kompik98 wrote:

The motherboard does not squeak, the computer does not turn on

kompik98 wrote:

only now, when I turn on the power supply, the computer turns on by itself

Does it finally turn on or not?

I bet on the album. You must have bent it while you were cleaning it.

Check again if all the front panel plugs are properly connected and the buzzer is connected.

domio33 wrote:

Power Supply?

No power supply, because I put another working one and the same, I wrote about it in the topic.

Robert B wrote:

kompik98 wrote:

The motherboard does not squeak, the computer does not turn on

kompik98 wrote:

only now, when I turn on the power supply, the computer turns on by itself

Does it finally turn on or not?

Only the fans go, so it tries to turn on but can't.

gacek161 wrote:

I bet on the album. You must have bent it while you were cleaning it.

So what, do you think the board needs to be replaced?

perlit wrote:

Check again if all the front panel plugs are properly connected and the buzzer is connected.

The buzzer is connected correctly, and so are the front panel plugs.

kompik98 wrote:

Only the fans work so it tries to turn on but can't.

It only means putting the tension on the record and has nothing to do with its launch. Don't confuse one with the other.
Either you folded it incorrectly or you compacted the plate with static charges.
Do you run on the counter in a minimal configuration?
Will we finally find out about the brands and models of these power supplies ??

Yes, I was only running a motherboard with a processor and power supply on the countertop.
The first power supply is the Tagan 600W model: TG600-U25.
The second is the power supply that was included with the computer after purchase, noname 550W, but it is functional, because it works in another computer.

I pulled out my CPU, left the frames and graphics card behind. I turned on the computer and the fans on the card and power supply started to run. So what is the disc to throw away and buy a new one?

laruspener wrote:

kompik98 wrote:

I pulled out my CPU, left the frames and graphics card behind. I turned on the computer and the fans on the card and power supply started to run. So what is the disc to throw away and buy a new one?

Hmm, maybe I got a little baffled. Most of the new motherboards will not come off without a processor, as they will not complete the circuit. I haven't looked at this album. Older boards without a processor fired. So I don't want to be misleading. It's worth looking further.


And take a try to do this. Disconnect all computer plugs, all cards, all graphics or anything else that can be plugged into the motherboard and sockets. Pull out the ram. Leave it spread out for 5 minutes. Then deposit it back. Maybe something needs to be grounded. It has saved my computers more than once and they have been running for many more years. Although I do not guarantee that it will bring you the desired effect. Also take out the batteries from the Bios. Disconnect all cables from the power supply from the board.

I did everything you said, but unfortunately it didn't do anything

If you put the frames in one by one, maybe one of them is damaged

Anyone else have any idea what I could do?

laruspener wrote:

Did you reset the bios with a battery? But surely yes, if you've already checked everything.

Did you connect the cables to the motherboard properly? Those from the power supply? And those from restarting the reset? And did you connect them all?
Maybe the computer is kicking with electricity? Do you have a computer connected to the strip?

I reset the Bios with the battery and the switch, all cables are 100% well connected. I did not notice any digging with electricity, I have it connected to the strip, but I tried to plug it into the socket and it did not work.

Probably the processor damaged the motherboard.
This is not a processor for such a board.
It is not in the list of supported by this disc.
http://www.asrock.com/mb/NVIDIA/N68-GS3%20UCC/?cat=CPU

Heh, I did not expect that. The best part is that I didn't assemble this computer myself, I just bought a ready-made kit in a store. Eh, you had to put it together yourself Is it possible that the processor was also damaged by this?

I bought a new motherboard and it's still the same

I thought that maybe I would replace the thermal grease on the processor, I went to the store, unfortunately they didn't have any good ones (it will only be in about a week), because they were all sold. They left some weak for PLN 6. I bought. I changed the paste, tried to start the computer and, surprisingly, everything was fine. But the next day (previously started 2 times) after pressing the START button, again no reaction. I tried to take off the processor and put on the paste what I had left and it started again, but after turning off and trying to restart it, no reaction, as before. Is it the fault of a poor paste, buy another better one?

kompik98 wrote:

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Is it the fault of a poor paste, buy another better one?

Not if you put it on correctly and correctly fasten the cooling on the processor.

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I bought a new motherboard and it's still the same

Please enter the model of this board.

Motherboard: ASUS M4A79XTD EVO

Has the problem been solved somehow? I have the same situation, let me add that the album is new

czarko1111 wrote:

I have the same situation

Or maybe you could provide a full hardware configuration, because the fairies here are in quarantine.

czarko1111 wrote:

the record is new

Are you kidding? This is antiquity from the Mammoth Age
But since it is "new", give it back for warranty.