Just a quick follow-up—
I wanted to thank everyone for their help.
After a lot of troubleshooting, I ended up replacing the motherboard. Once I did, everything went back to normal.
Out of curiosity, I took the old motherboard to a PC repair shop to see what had gone wrong. After a quick test, the technician told me that two electrolytic capacitors were bad—though he wasn't sure why. The repair would've been a bit costly, so I decided to just start fresh with a new board.
Either way, I'm back up and running now.
Thanks again,...
Cipherx
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Last Activity: 04-19-2025, 10:38 AM
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It was in. I turned the power off completely (I completely turned off the power by unplugging the power cord and holding down the power button to discharge any remaining electricity.).
It was the AMD CPU that I applied the thermal paste to. I did not touch the graphic card....Leave a comment:
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Yes, that was the first thing I did—removing the battery and/or using the CMOS jumpers....Leave a comment:
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Hi there, Its Asus GA15DH board m.2 SOCKET3 REV2.0. No sure if it does. but if it does there are no led lights on. Thank you...Leave a comment:
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Thank you much appreciated, also I searched everywhere but cannot find the bios firmware to download. The chip is winbond 25Q128FWSQ....Leave a comment:
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I have checked for missing components. Everything looks good. I did try the one ram slot but that didn't help either.
I did order a bios ic programmer. hopefully I can manage to program the bios chip again. Its a Winbond 25Q128FWSQ.
Will report back. Thank you...Leave a comment:
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Thank you for the replay,
Unfortunately I have no way to read or reprogram the bios. Also to be honest Ive never done it before. not sure if there is another way to do that....Leave a comment:
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ROG Strix GA15DH Gaming Desktop PC GA15DH-EH562
Hello everyone,
I truly appreciate your help!
I have an ROG Strix GA15DH Gaming Desktop PC, which I primarily use for photo and video editing with the Adobe suite. Yesterday, I decided to reapply thermal paste to the CPU.
After doing so, I used compressed air to clean out some dust.
However, when I powered the system back on, everything seemed to work fine, except there was no video output, and there was no BIOS beep.
After hours of troubleshooting, here are my findings:
[B]What works:[/B][LIST=1][*]All fans, including the CPU fan,...
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