[SOLVED] Need serious help with brand new PC
February 7th, 2020
If it’s a brand new PC and you haven’t installed any on it then take it back to where you bought it and get them to either fix it or give you another new machine.
Keyboard and mouse not set to wake it up, goto Device Manager and click on the properties of mouse and keyboard to change settings, after you’ve pressed the power button that is.
Keyboard and mouse not set to wake it up, goto Device Manager and click on the properties of mouse and keyboard to change settings, after you've pressed the power button that is.
they’re both set to wake up.
Maybe it was set to shut down instead of sleep after a time period?
I know that sounds dumb.. but I’ve seen normally very intelligent people make similar mistakes.
is right. You went and took a shower so that mean the pc is idle. Every new pc or just format will have default power option.
Go into your power option and change all of the setting to never if you want it to be on even when idle for a period of time.
Maybe it was set to shut down instead of sleep after a time period?
I know that sounds dumb.. but I've seen normally very intelligent people make similar mistakes.
It didn’t shutdown, the blue light indicates it still running.
is right. You went and took a shower so that mean the pc is idle. Every new pc or just format will have default power option.
Go into your power option and change all of the setting to never if you want it to be on even when idle for a period of time.
It happens after a clean format, it is set to turn off display after 10 minutes.
i don’t think in your situation that it only turn off the display , you said the keyboard’s Num Lock didn’t respond so its likely in standby.
In your BIOS check for options that says :
Allow USB to wake up the computer or
Allow PS2 to wake up the computer (if you have a PS2 keyboard)
i believe these options could be in the power settings.
Mm.. curious..
It’s possible that it’s gone to standby, sleep, or hibernate and, as others have said, the keys don’t trigger a “wake-up” event.
Still.. if it’s brand new, take it back to where you got it and have them fix it..
increase the PCIE frequency of the bios setting defaults to compensate for the operation of your video card, optionally in increments. you may need to go beyond Bios default settings to meet the demand of the latest video card your using.
Blahh… I took it back to the place i bought it from, i’ll keep you guys updated with results of what the error was.
Sorry to be late.. You could check event viewer before you gave it away to see any error log
Well, let them fix it for you.. it’s easier..
congrats for new pc
It’s fixed, the company ended up replacing the GPU, Motherboard and CPU with brand new ones because the PSU fried the last ones…. -_-”
It's fixed, the company ended up replacing the GPU, Motherboard and CPU with brand new ones because the PSU fried the last ones.... -_-"
Holy ~love~!
You don’t mess about when you kill a computer!!
It's fixed, the company ended up replacing the GPU, Motherboard and CPU with brand new ones because the PSU fried the last ones.... -_-"
Holy ~love~!
You don't mess about when you kill a computer!!
The best part is i received better components than the original build.
AMD Radeon R7 250 2gb OC –> GeForce 650 2gb GTX OC
Motherboard –> Same one
Haswell 4660 @ 3.20 –> Haswell 4670 @ 3.40
cool.. gz
Here’s my spec
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It's fixed, the company ended up replacing the GPU, Motherboard and CPU with brand new ones because the PSU fried the last ones.... -_-"
Holy ~love~!
You don't mess about when you kill a computer!!
The best part is i received better components than the original build.
AMD Radeon R7 250 2gb OC --> GeForce 650 2gb GTX OC
Motherboard --> Same one
Haswell 4660 @ 3.20 --> Haswell 4670 @ 3.40
Well done you!!