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if you use a gaming pc tower it might be easier to replace

I use a tower yeah, not big on laptops honestly

then that makes replacing parts a little easier
maybe its the power supply

Could be bios and not posting or a PSU issue.

Maybe? Try a few things a friend recommended but nothing

COuld depend on if it makes any sounds or if there are any lights on the board for diagnosing

There's definitely some stuff lighting up, hell the fan even spin but no start up screen or anything.

As a matter of fact the monitor doesn't turn on along with it like it usually does, only the keyboard lights does but not the mouse which usually starts up with it too.

Makes me think the BIOS on the board is unhappy. If you dont have a dual BIOS board, it may need a swap or maybe it has a reflash button on the back if you have a thumb drive

I don't have a thumb drive so umm can't do much there, but it could be possible that's the issue yeah

Would depend on your board and if it has a BIOS flash button, but could be a try.

Don't jump straight to getting a new PC, take it to a repair place and they can probably fix it for you since most likely only one or two parts have broken, not the entire thing

I know this because i've had my current PC break on me twice

I'll try having check then to see if it has a fix.

Had the similar issue recently after a windows update. Everything lights up like normal but it takes no less than 30 minutes to actually start up fully. Maybe the same thing? My mother board has little diagnostic lights that come on and a little one next to VGA comes on until if finishes booting. Works fine once it does boot though.

Well as I said in another comment, only the lights and fans start up but nothing else does, no start up screen or anything, hell the monitor doesn't even turn on along with the pc when it usually does.

Either way it sucks

That's what mine did. It sits like that for at least 30 minutes before the screen comes on and the PC actually boots. I took it into a Best Buy and let Geek Squad take a look at it. They said the hardware was ok and updated some things but it still takes forever to start up. I try to avoid shutting it down now and leave it in sleep when I'm at work or away since it comes out of that right away. Forced Windows updates...

Well I'll leave mine on and see if anything happens after a bit then, thanks for the info and tip though

I had the exact same problem a bit ago and recently found out it was my additional SATA controller dying, if you have multiple drives and your CPU has integrated graphics i'd try unplugging every other drive and the GPU, if that work you can put things back in one by one till you find the culprit.

Hmmm. .What is the problem? :v

Not exactly sure other than it won't start properly

Apologize for double reply, but i had similar problem like you.

I remember I had my old motherboard AM4 dead last 2 years ago and I have to use my tablet to play games till I got all new PC part with my money.

Stupid question, but did you vacuum your computer? or did it just stop turning on after being turned off one day?
Did you tried to reach bios (via F8/Del/other buttons), or there no reactions at all? Did you have a HDD drivers and if yes, its making some sounds like it trying to startup etc...

Odd. If I knew more about pc’s I’d try to help. Hope you can get it fixed