Question Pc shut off, won’t turn on

[Eruptz18]

Was playing Vanguard and my pc shut off. Screen went black. The lights of my motherboard and led fans were still lit. When I press the power button, my cpu fan starts to spin then stops. I have no clue what to do please help. Thanks!

 

[COLGeek]

What are the specs for this rig (make/model of all installed components)? Details matter, especially for the specific make/model of your power supply and video card.

Are you overclocking anything?

 

[Brian Boru]

How long have you been gaming on this PC?
Been playing Vanguard on it all along?

 

[Eruptz18]

What are the specs for this rig (make/model of all installed components)? Details matter, especially for the specific make/model of your power supply and video card.

Are you overclocking anything?

Ryzen 5 3500( from prebuilt)
Asrock b450 Steel legend
Samsung Ram16GB (from prebuilt)
Sy Hynix nvme storage 256gb ( from prebuilt)
Evga 600wt bronze power supply
Gtx 1650 super ( from prebuilt)
The prebuilt parts this came from was the HP pavilion desktop model tg01-0023w
No over clocking at all.

 

[Eruptz18]

How long have you been gaming on this PC?
Been playing Vanguard on it all along?

Was originally a prebuilt. HP Pavillion desktop. Bought beginning of 2020. Transferred everything over to my own case. Except mb, power supply about 6 months ago. No problems what so ever. Been playing vanguard since it came out like 2 weeks ago and then this happened

 

[COLGeek]

Try this. Disconnect your power cable from the outlet.

With the power cable disconnected, press the power button (discharges residual power in the system).

Reconnect the power cable and try powering on.

This sort of "resets" your PSU. If the system works afterward, the PSU may need to be replaced.

 

[Shiruken77]

Try this. Disconnect your power cable from the outlet.

With the power cable disconnected, press the power button (discharges residual power in the system).

Reconnect the power cable and try powering on.

This sort of "resets" your PSU. If the system works afterward, the PSU may need to be replaced.

In addition if the PSU is working properly you can try resetting the CMOS on your motherboard. Also, you could try reseating the GPU with the power off pull the GPU and reinsert into PCIE slot.

 

[Eruptz18]

Going to try these when I get home for sure. Thanks for the support