One, this has happened yesterday (at the time of typing this). Now, a couple of important things I want to point out. Monitor: 10+ years old 1680x1050 TV, connected via HDMI (upgrading one day) I still do not know for sure if the problem is entirely the CPU. I observe the motherboard, and I discover the my motherboard's "EZ Debug" LED is lit up namely, the CPU LED light.Īccording to my motherboard's manual, this "indicates CPU is not detected or fail.".
#CPU LED LIGHT ON TV#
I hear the normal "booting noises." Nothing appears on my TV (connected via HDMI, using the GPU's port). TL DR: Basically, while I was using my PC, it froze. Just trying to give as much information as possible. Now hold on and read a little further before jumping to conclusions.ĮDIT: Huge post, sorry about that.
#CPU LED LIGHT ON PC#
After 2 months of using my first ever built PC with no issues, I could really appreciate some help figuring out this new hardware issue. Note: For the Intel platform, please check your external monitor, cables or graphics card, if you have a spare one, try cross-testing with them to confirm the issue.Hey guys. VGA-LED lit on: the graphics card or the CPU with integrated graphics is not detected or failīOOT-LED lit on: Indicates the booting device is not detected or fail When the error occurs, the corresponding LED stays lit until the problem is solved.ĬPU-LED lit on: please reinstall the CPU and check if there is bending CPU pins or other abnormal on the CPU and CPU socket.ĭRAM-LED lit on: The RAM or CPU is not detected or fail or be incompatible with the motherboard. These LED indicator lights show the status of the key components during the boot process. Check EZ Debug LED indicatorĮZ Debug LED is located on the side of 24pin ATX power connector. You can also remove the CMOS battery for about five minutes from your motherboard. If the problem still persists, please continue the troubleshooting process below Reset BIOSĭisconnect the main AC power by either shutting off the power button on the back of your power supply or simply pulling out the power cable.Ĭlear the BIOS data by moving JBAT1 from its original 1-2 position to 2-3 position after discharge the computer
Please add the peripherals one at a time to reconnect each device until you determine which device or cable is causing the issue Try booting the computer if it can be powered on normally, then the problem may come from other peripherals. Remove all the external peripherals such as USB devices, USB flash drive, Hard drives and PCI-e cards Remain the motherboard with CPU, CPU radiator fan and a single RAM memory (installing on the second RAM’s DIMM slots up by the CPU socket) If your CPU is compatible, please make sure the CPU power connector has been well attached. If your CPU is not listed on the compatibility report, that means it has not passed MSI’s recommended requirements, we suggest to use the compatible CPU models to receive the best experience. Select tab to find the compatible CPU models.
Type in your model on the top right corner’s search bar of MSI official website, hit to find the matching result. To check if your CPU is compatible with the motherboard, please refer to the compatibility report on MSI.com
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