REMINDER: Do not do any of the suggestions in the video if your pc is newly built! I suggest just go back to the local store where you get if from and let them fix it! If ever they can't just get your Rma. If you guys are looking for a no monitor signal fix check this video out! th-cam.com/video/F-dLBIomghY/w-d-xo.html
It happens to me even when I'm just watching a movie not only by playing a heavy game like horizon zero dawn, So what i did is i removed my gpu that is gtx 1660 super Evga and tested my pc with the integrated onboard graphics that is intel hd 4600 nothing happens even when playig light games but when i plug in my gpu that is gtx 1660 super pc keeps restarting itself with a buzzing noise/sound. Can anyone help me? My specs are Intel core i7 4770 16gb ram ddr3 Eps 850 watts 80+ silver 256gb ssd Evga Gtx 1660 super 6gb vram Mobo ecs z87h3 a4
@@debo3467 have you experience power fluctuation in your house lately? if you have done all you said and still happening i think there was low power draw from wall outlet. On the otherhand, double check the front io panel connection. You might have place the reset button to the power connection
My pc had this problem for weeks but I have been putting off buying new components for fear of wasting money. Tried the eraser on ram sticks and it amazingly worked, can't believe the solution was that simple. Thanks so much for saving my money brother!
Same for me lol. I actually just skipped that part and was thinking of going giving it to someone to check other power supplies (thought that was the issue). And then i saw your comment and tried it. I thought no way it would be that simple plus i didn’t really see any dark spots on the ram but tried anyway with eraser and cotton ear things to remove the eraser. Thanks to the Mac and to you for commenting !!
Thanks so much! I was worried asf thinking my computer was broken but in reality just needed a cleanup (haven’t cleaned it since July 2018 when I got it) . After I cleaned it up it stopped restarting but randomly wouldn’t boot to windows and I opened BIOS and was able to boot windows from there and it updated an restarted my pc and everything seems fine now. Guess this was a wake up call to why I should take care of my computer better.
My cat had stepped on my keyboard and somehow put my computer to sleep and I couldn’t get the screen back, so i restarted it and this began happening. The computer is a relatively new custom build so i was pretty sure it wasn’t a cleaning issue. Thankfully i came across your video, and removing the CMOS battery worked perfectly. Thank you so much!! Saved me a trip and like 80$ for someone else to do the same thing.
haha, i didn't get to see this before i replied to your first comment but good thing you took the risk and got it right. Your parents must be proud! awesome kid! Thanks for sharing your story, its a nice feedback :) Yw
@@MacCoyzkie my pc keeps on restarting and i cant even go to Restore mode or safe mode. i have this problem over a year now. I open my pc. And the logo will be displayed and then it will automatically bring me to restore mode but then it still restart. Help me please I'll be patient for your reply And have a good day.
@@05GITRO i see, it's a hdd or whatever boot drive you have where windows is installed. I'm sorry to tell you bro but that boot drive is dying and there is nothing you can do but replace it
@@MacCoyzkie OMG Thanks. This is the most informative reply so far from some electrician 😭. They couldn't tell me what's the problem to my pc. AND I THANK YOU AGAIN DESERVE MORE SUBSCRIBERS!!!
I gave it a shot and it also turned out for me to be a broken ram slots !!! Thank god can I still get dual channel somewhere else with 2 other ram slots ?
thanks Mac my pc kept restarting in the middle of a program and all the suggestions of other programmes were not working till I found your programe ,I cleaned the ram sticks and didn't have a restart since then thanks again Rudy
@@MacCoyzkie so I recently got a virus on my PC so I hard reset it to whipe all my data then my PC just kept turning on and off so I tried the ram method and that didn't work is it possible that the virus messed up my entire PC or am I missing something
@@hello-4503 i think the only pc component that a virus can destroy are your drives and if the virus is really potent it could also destroy your motherboard. I haven't heard of a virus destroying the processor, gpu and rams. In your case you could never get to backup your files and the only solution is have a clean installation of windows. On the other hand, also consider the solutions in this video before doing a clean installation of windows
@Tray if there is any that is a bit scary but i haven't experience something like that and hopefully will never experience it. Also i doubt that this is possible since motherboard bios are different from each manufacturer and there is no way a virus could download the latest bios for a specific motherboard, run it and shut itself down to destroying the motherboard. Plus i don't think flashing bios using your boot drive is possible, it needs to be in a specific usb port (with "flash bios" indication) to update a bios at least for the motherboards of 2021
Thanks sir! This video helped me a lot! Mine was a broken GPU. I've searched for a tutorial for a month now coz my pc kept on rebooting w blue screen of death. Thank God I stumbled on this channel. My PC is working! Great tutorial video! Thanks!
Hey carreon bro, same happened to me, my pc initially had issue of freezing then i would have to restart it myself, then i cleaned it and after it keeps on restarting I've tried almost every method this video is showing, what was your problem and how did you fix it?
@@hassanraza6477 my problem was my pc kept on restarting and showing no monitor display. I fixed it by cleaning my ram and using another ram because the other one was damaged. So yeah just cleaned my ram physically and removed the damaged one fixed it for me.
i just did it to each stick(i have 2 4gb) and luckily one of them got me my pc running, when i use them both at the same time or the other stick alone my screen would go black after 30min after booting up, for now its been running for 2hours ish and i hope it wont go black again, im scared it would turn off in any moment. thank you for the eraser thingy mate!
Dont know what happend. After a day started bootlooping. Came your video. I was literally so scared. Glad it actually worked. Thank you so much bro❤. How can i thank you❤❤?
i was cleaning my pc and i removed my (2x8) ram sticks and my idiot self put it on 1 side and the other was off it kept restarting and i felt like i’m on a plane and the engine closes and turns of i was like my pc is going to explode i’m going to die but when you said try to clean the ram i felt so dumb when i looked how i placed the ram, after that i placed the ram correctly and it worked thanks so much bro :)
@@howtoremovealias it's fairly easy to place it back, there is a lock on the top and bottom of the each ram slot, for some it's just one lock at the top. make sure to open it before placing your ram, align the notch and just push the ram down until you will hear a click that locks the ram.
I'm not going to lie I just came back from vacation and my pc was just restarting and I was wondering why. Then I cleaned the ram sticks like you and BOOM! It turned on!! Thank you!!!!!❤
Very important: I just had this problem and even more lot of times the pc was starting but no display at all, sometimes boot loop. I checked the cpu and I noticed there was some green plasticky residues on the contacts pads, I removed them with a needle and this probably solved the problem. I say probably because I did this few minutes ago but I believe it will work fine now because every pin on the cpu has different functions and those residues were probably causing current interruptions between cpu and motherboard.
@@MacCoyzkie my pleasure, I really don’t understand how is it possible that some residues could form under the cpu, it looks like some kind of insulating enamel used on motherboards or maybe thermal compounds..I hope this can help someone because I almost sent gpu and motherboard to tech assistance.
Yup bumped the case, pushed in the ram, felt good, checked again and hazaah the ram stick was loose just a micromilimeter out on the bottom...cheers for the fix
The cmos trick worked for me. I had removed my ram and tried to boot without ram and I know the motherboard would normally return codes or beeps. But mine never was able to boot. Saved me more money and stress 🎉
You've gotta be shitting me. The eraser trick worked. I am always skeptical of youtube videos but my god You've saved my rig. Much appreciation. You've earned a like and sub mate.
depends on what thermal paste you use, if you use the pre-applied thermal paste whether be in amd or intel i suggest change it after 6 months else it will become too hard like epoxy specially the amd paste. I usually change mine after a year but when i use this amzn.to/3cTJKhh after a year it is still wet and easy to remove
@@A4L717 im assuming your "W" here means why? Thermal paste tends to harden over time due to high temperature and performance may start to degrade over time causing your temperature to increase.
@@A4L717 it’s like oil in ur car stop being lazy per applied just cheap stuff so once you put good stuff on there I only had to change it after like 5 years and pc still runs lol
guys if these steps doesnt work that means your motherboard is short or the pins on the back side of the motherboard are making contact with the metal plate or something conductive. Eliminate any contact of the motherboard with the conductive material and try again it worked for me.
SOLVED: Recntly my PC windows 10 would randomly freeze then restart itself. I've tried a lot of different things such as reinstalling windows, doing malware scans, disk clean up, and disk defragment, all which is due to me thinking its a software issue, but it wasn't. For my final attempt I ended up actually opening up my computer and cleaning the hardwares. to my surprise there was A LOT of dust inside, especially on my fans. After cleaning and dusting off my computer then putting everything back in. The computer finally stopped having random freezes and restarts. My issue was definetly caused by too much dust inside of my computer. I felt so stupid at the end but im really glad I solved it and dont have to buy a new computer. 2 days now and still good.
Guys I know how to fix it. If reseating the ram doesn't work use a screwdriver, make sure the power supply is still plugged in but turn the switch off, press the power button a few times to make sure its off. Hold the screwdriver on the 2 pins sticking out where it says CMOS on the motherboard usually on the lower right or left for 15 seconds then try to turn it back on. I was getting a boot loop for 5 hours tried literally everything re-seating ram, everything.... and this is the only thing that worked.
I unmount cpu cooler to change the thermal paste and put it again and my pc doesnt turn on just restarting like this and i check the ram and clean slot and now working thank you
Yo man tyvm I was cleaning my PC and this happened to me and as soon as I picked up the ram and clean it and put it again it worked perfectly fine I hope you have a wonderful day man 💗
Wether or not I get a response, I dont know but worth the shot. Had this problem where suddenly my pc shut itself on, even did the "shutting down" screen. Turned it back on, and after a little while of running again it turned off again. Then, it did the constant off and on rebooting. I talked with a friend who is pretty knowledgeable about computers and he came over to check it out. Long story short, we checked a few different things eventually resulting in taking out one of the ram sticks, then swapping to check the other which got the computer to boot up normally. Used it for some time, updated and played a couple games and everything seemed okay, so figured maybe one of the ram sticks wasn't good. Came home from work today and noticed the ssd light was on which isn't normally on when the computer is powered off normally which I did the night before. So, back to square one, I searched and found this video. Tried the first few steps and after seeing the bit about cleaning the ram sticks I figured that made sense as messing with them seemed to make a difference previously. Did that, tried both at the same time, 1 at a time and swapping them 1 at a time and still no progress. Curious if anyone maybe sees this comment if they could have anymore input as to what other thing to try. I can still check other components but I'm quite positive based on what happened previously, it has something to do with the ram. Thanks in advance for any comments
if you already clean the ram sticks the way it was suggested in the video and still doesn't work, i suggest try those ram sticks in your friend's pc and see how it goes. If it worked normally after some tests then this could be a motherboard ram slot issue, maybe hardware or it just needed dust cleaning. Obviously if your friend's pc with your ram sticks didn't work then that could be your ram sticks.
@@MacCoyzkie appreciate the reply. and that is a pretty damn good idea, ill deffinately give that a shot, but was also thinking about the possibility of a slot not working (i have 8 on my motherboard though so plenty to choose from lol).
@@MacCoyzkie UPDATE: Ordered a power supply test kit to try to do what i can before assuming an expensive part is a problem and buying it without knowing for sure. plugged it in and all numbers seemed good. plugged the 24 pin cable back in and tried starting the computer again. started fine. about 30 minutes later it shut down (with shut down screen and all) and went back to the turning itself on and off as was happening before. so, did the same process again, plugged the 24 pin into tester, numbers were good, plugged the 24 pin back into motherboard and it started normally again. so, my question now, is do we think that would be a cable problem, a connection problem, or maybe a motherboard issue, as i no longer think it is the power supply or ram sticks.
@@devinem24 if there is anything it is the motherboard or you could also consider outlet power if you had power fluctuation in your area. since we already come to this, can you try testing out the pc without the case? i mean place the motherboard on its box and test it all outside the case because this might be shorted inside the case
PLEASE READ UPDATE BELOW FOR SOULTION THAT ENDED UP FIXING THIS ISSUE FOR ME!!! (initial post) From my most recent experience with a PC that would reboot, I learned that the easiest thing to do before you start looking into the hardware is to first look at certain drivers. I had a PC that would reboot periodically while gaming. I thought I had an issue with my CPU cooler. I replaced it with a better cooler, but that didn't fix the problem. What I did was download a monitoring software called HWinfo and GPU/CPU load testing program called Cupid Powermax. I would first start the monitoring process with HWinfo and then start load testing the CPU. As soon as I started the test for the GPU, my PC would reboot. This happened every time I ran both load test together. My first guess was that I had an issue with the graphics card, but I decided to uninstall the drivers and then reinstall them. That seems to have fixed the rebooting issue. I'm not sure if I had corrupt drivers or not, but my guess is that a Windows update may have caused this issue a while back with their last big update. UPDATE!! What actually ended up fixing the issue was to reinstall Windows 10. That was many months ago and the issue hasn't even happened again.
Thank you so much. I was cleaning my pc (before watching this vid), i removed the ram and gpu. My screen wasnt showing up, i thought i messed up something with the gpu, but its the monitor. Then i moved my 1x4 ram (4 gb ram for 1 slot) to the other slot, since the original slot was kinda not clicking when i put the ram back on. Now i know why tysm
@@MacCoyzkie can you help me? It started a few weeks ago the pc just shutted down and the monitor gains no signal from the pc. My cousin who built my pc said that i should replace the ram because it’s quite old. Could the ram be the problem? Cause until now i haven’t replace it. And then someone i knew just replaced the gpu and power supply and it finally worked because i still dont have the money for a new ram. And then today it just shutted down again like last week’s problem and the monitor couldn’t get the signal. After few hours the the monitor got signal from the pc and it started but while the windows is updating it shutted down again and the monitor couldn’t get signal. What should i do? Should i replace the ram?
Brub the ram thing is a 100% a pro tip, my pc was telling me that i had an issue with the ram, cuz my motherbords had the ram led on, after I've done what you suggested it got fixed
Thanks. I have been getting in to pcs for the past year and i did a self pc diagnosis and since the hard drive would work sometimes and not others i figured it was that. I tried everything else and it worked so this gives me extra support on my hard drive claim
What a clear teaching!!! .. Sometimes my pc starts when I turn on psu but next time it doesn't until I press power button. And it sometimes restarts 3/4 times unsuccessfully trying to boot but next time it doesn't restart. Any help?
just a theory, this might be your power outlet fluctuating. try using avr or ups to confirm. If you already have those and still having the same problem then i think this is a broken psu or not working properly
@@MacCoyzkie I don't have ups. I shifted to a new place where electric voltage is very low and fluctuates. Since then this issue started. But I have a very goos Corsair psu connected to my smart invertor that acts as ups for power back up.. Isn't that enough? Is ups a must have?
@@MacCoyzkie also I chaged psu to check if it's bad. But same issue . And actually with main power turned off, I switched on ups mode in my smart invertor and powered pc through solar battery. Same issue.. I just found that My cpu processor is 70 c temperature at idle state. Could that be the culprit?
@@driftingmelodies yes! cpu at 70c in idle is not normal. either your thermal paste is not good or old so time for re-paste. Anyway your psu is fine, if your area has a very unstable power you better at least use an avr like this amzn.to/3iOgECa
so my fix was the folowing, graphics card power cable, my power suply only had 1 of the 6pin conector and my graphics card neded 2 of those 6 pin, i bought a "splitter" (dont know if thats the exact name in english) that conects 2 molex cables into 1 6pin, so i had 2 difrent strings of molex cable coming from the power suply, with 2 molex in each string, and i had my "adaptor" into the same string of cable , i just conected the adaptor into the 2 difrent strings of molex into the grafics and worked fine... pretty dumb but made sense that it didnt produce enough power in the same cable thanks
I installed win 10 in it and the problem started,it keeps restarting after every 5 minutes,i have 2gb ram with nvidia geforce 210.I had 32 bit earlier in win 8,now win 10 64 bit
Thanks man you really helped me 😊cleaning my ram was the solution,i have previously used compresor to move dust from pc and probably brought dust to rams 😬
It happens to me even when I'm just watching a movie not only by playing a heavy game like horizon zero dawn, So what i did is i removed my gpu that is gtx 1660 super Evga and tested my pc with the integrated onboard graphics that is intel hd 4600 nothing happens even when playig light games but when i plug in my gpu that is gtx 1660 super pc keeps restarting itself with a buzzing noise/sound. Can anyone help me? My specs are Intel core i7 4770 16gb ram ddr3 Eps 850 watts 80+ silver 256gb ssd Evga Gtx 1660 super 6gb vram Mobo ecs z87h3 a4
@@jairamt8384 if the slot is broken you need a new mobo in that case. it can be replace but you need to take that to the manufacturer or someone who knows how
Max SHOW go to your bios and search for the low power state options called C-States or c1,c2,c3 etc and disable them rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?82305-How-to-Disable-C-State-for-CPU-in-BIOS
@@aditya199624 though cpu and gpu can handle up to 90c, i will not recommend staying at 80c in the cpu though, try to maintain under 70c if you can. for the gpu 80c is ok just don't go beyond 90c. Whenever you play try opening your pc case to have a better temps.
@@MacCoyzkie yesterday the store person checked gpu, psu without the pc case, still same problem, restarting while gaming. Changed ram, and motherboard, still same problem
thank you so much , idk what i did to make it work because i tried to see if the rams where in place and the cable s and now it works , tris happend to another pc of mine and i didn't search and i destroyed the power button because i tho it didn't make perfect contact and that was why
My pc keeps on restarting still, every time I turn on my pc and check the task manager my disk usage is always 100% for 1-3mins. And when I open program or heavy games like GTA V disk usage goes 100% and the system restarts :(
I have a Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3. I get boot loop with continuous string of short beeps. The manual says short beeps is a power problem. I replaced the power supply, reseated ram, checked single stick each, removed GPU. Removed all USB cables. jumped reset pins, used reset button with PS rocker switch. I'm trying to avoid possibility of motherboard. Please advise. Thank you.
have you done a cmos reset yet? here is how to th-cam.com/video/S9hyEPTFR10/w-d-xo.html If you done that already i think you have tried everything, yes that's probably the motherboard :(
@@MacCoyzkie I couldn't reset CMOS. I removed the battery, shorted the socket terminals. Pressed power-on and reset button for a minute. Waited half hr then reinstalled battery. Plugged back in PS. Powered on and got the same response, continuous string of 50 short beeps then loop power down and restart and again 50 short beeps. In the mobo manual continuous beeps indicates power but that is not the case. Looks like motherboard. Thanks for trying.
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REMINDER: Do not do any of the suggestions in the video if your pc is newly built! I suggest just go back to the local store where you get if from and let them fix it! If ever they can't just get your Rma.
If you guys are looking for a no monitor signal fix check this video out! th-cam.com/video/F-dLBIomghY/w-d-xo.html
It happens to me even when I'm just watching a movie not only by playing a heavy game like horizon zero dawn, So what i did is i removed my gpu that is gtx 1660 super Evga and tested my pc with the integrated onboard graphics that is intel hd 4600 nothing happens even when playig light games but when i plug in my gpu that is gtx 1660 super pc keeps restarting itself with a buzzing noise/sound. Can anyone help me?
My specs are
Intel core i7 4770
16gb ram ddr3
Eps 850 watts 80+ silver
256gb ssd
Evga Gtx 1660 super 6gb vram
Mobo ecs z87h3 a4
I tried cleaning ram, clearing CMOS, changing power supply and changing CPUs
Nothing works
It just powers on then off continuously
@@debo3467 have you experience power fluctuation in your house lately? if you have done all you said and still happening i think there was low power draw from wall outlet.
On the otherhand, double check the front io panel connection. You might have place the reset button to the power connection
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My pc had this problem for weeks but I have been putting off buying new components for fear of wasting money. Tried the eraser on ram sticks and it amazingly worked, can't believe the solution was that simple. Thanks so much for saving my money brother!
you're welcome bro! i know that frustration too but good thing it's working now. thanks for the feedback
Same for me lol. I actually just skipped that part and was thinking of going giving it to someone to check other power supplies (thought that was the issue). And then i saw your comment and tried it. I thought no way it would be that simple plus i didn’t really see any dark spots on the ram but tried anyway with eraser and cotton ear things to remove the eraser. Thanks to the Mac and to you for commenting !!
same for me hahaha. First i didn’t think it’d ‘ve worked, but after trying it my pc turned on and i was like omg. Btw thx
Thanks so much! I was worried asf thinking my computer was broken but in reality just needed a cleanup (haven’t cleaned it since July 2018 when I got it) . After I cleaned it up it stopped restarting but randomly wouldn’t boot to windows and I opened BIOS and was able to boot windows from there and it updated an restarted my pc and everything seems fine now. Guess this was a wake up call to why I should take care of my computer better.
glad it worked bro! you're welcome
My cat had stepped on my keyboard and somehow put my computer to sleep and I couldn’t get the screen back, so i restarted it and this began happening. The computer is a relatively new custom build so i was pretty sure it wasn’t a cleaning issue. Thankfully i came across your video, and removing the CMOS battery worked perfectly. Thank you so much!! Saved me a trip and like 80$ for someone else to do the same thing.
glad it was helpful, buy a treat for your cat instead 😊
Yeah before you remove the ram sticks just turn off the PC. yeah i think it does that automatically for me
Mine restarts within two minutes
@@shubhamjain54519 same yesterdat, now it just turns on, lloading screen and restarts
@@IThinkIAmTheBreadOfficial same bro it’s just turning off and on all over again
And I can turn on the pc
Switching places on the ram sticks worked for me, you should try it if you have 2 of them
Update: tried the RAM thing.. It worked! Now I don't need my parents to get it fixed! Salamat po kuya!
haha, i didn't get to see this before i replied to your first comment but good thing you took the risk and got it right. Your parents must be proud! awesome kid! Thanks for sharing your story, its a nice feedback :) Yw
@@MacCoyzkie my pc keeps on restarting and i cant even go to Restore mode or safe mode. i have this problem over a year now.
I open my pc. And the logo will be displayed and then it will automatically bring me to restore mode but then it still restart. Help me please I'll be patient for your reply
And have a good day.
@@05GITRO i see, it's a hdd or whatever boot drive you have where windows is installed. I'm sorry to tell you bro but that boot drive is dying and there is nothing you can do but replace it
@@MacCoyzkie OMG Thanks. This is the most informative reply so far from some electrician 😭. They couldn't tell me what's the problem to my pc. AND I THANK YOU AGAIN DESERVE MORE SUBSCRIBERS!!!
@@05GITRO thank you too for the feedback, glad i was able to help
Thank you my issue was that the RAM slots was broken. Now, I understand what should i do. Thanks for your instructions. (:
im sorry to hear that, sometimes this happens. anyway i'm glad to help, you're welcome bro
my pc stopped restarting just now but i have a new problem chrome tabs won't load
@@daryl6364 i think you need a fresh windows reinstallation, this might be also the cause of the restarts
I gave it a shot and it also turned out for me to be a broken ram slots !!! Thank god can I still get dual channel somewhere else with 2 other ram slots ?
Vedys for me, i changed the whole motherboard with same brand to avoid any complicated settings.
Man! this is so informative, thank you so much.. I have a lot of school stuff to do.. I can't believe it's just the RAM.. thanks a lot!
awesome bro! glad it worked for you too, you're welcome and thanks for the feedback
thanks Mac my pc kept restarting in the middle of a program and all the suggestions of other programmes were not working till I found your programe ,I cleaned the ram sticks and didn't have a restart since then
thanks again
Rudy
oh glad i can help bro, you're welcome 😀
bro that eraser method on the ram saved me so much time, TY!!
haha! glad it worked! Yw bro and thanks for the feedback!
@@MacCoyzkie so I recently got a virus on my PC so I hard reset it to whipe all my data then my PC just kept turning on and off so I tried the ram method and that didn't work is it possible that the virus messed up my entire PC or am I missing something
@@hello-4503 i think the only pc component that a virus can destroy are your drives and if the virus is really potent it could also destroy your motherboard. I haven't heard of a virus destroying the processor, gpu and rams. In your case you could never get to backup your files and the only solution is have a clean installation of windows. On the other hand, also consider the solutions in this video before doing a clean installation of windows
@Tray if there is any that is a bit scary but i haven't experience something like that and hopefully will never experience it. Also i doubt that this is possible since motherboard bios are different from each manufacturer and there is no way a virus could download the latest bios for a specific motherboard, run it and shut itself down to destroying the motherboard. Plus i don't think flashing bios using your boot drive is possible, it needs to be in a specific usb port (with "flash bios" indication) to update a bios at least for the motherboards of 2021
Thanks sir! This video helped me a lot! Mine was a broken GPU. I've searched for a tutorial for a month now coz my pc kept on rebooting w blue screen of death. Thank God I stumbled on this channel. My PC is working! Great tutorial video! Thanks!
wow one month is really long, glad this video was able to help you. you're welcome and thanks for sharing your experience :)
I will try this, not using my pc for 2 days because of work, and now its restart by itself
LITERALLY SAVED ME SO MUCH MONEY! THE RUBBER TRICK WORKED ON NOT ONE, BUT TWO PCs! THANK U THANK U THANK U
awesome! glad it worked and you're most welcome
I didn't even clean the ram really I just took it out, put it back in and amazingly it worked.
You just saved me like $80
THANK YOU BRO!!!!
woot! good to hear man! im glad it worked for you as well, thanks too for the feedback!
Erasing the ram sticks, contacts worked for me!
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback!
HOLY SHIT!! THANK YOUU!! I thought my pc died after cleaning. Thank you so much just got this pc repaired.
no problem! glad i was able to help
Hey carreon bro, same happened to me, my pc initially had issue of freezing then i would have to restart it myself, then i cleaned it and after it keeps on restarting I've tried almost every method this video is showing, what was your problem and how did you fix it?
@@hassanraza6477 my problem was my pc kept on restarting and showing no monitor display. I fixed it by cleaning my ram and using another ram because the other one was damaged. So yeah just cleaned my ram physically and removed the damaged one fixed it for me.
This is the second time happened,changed ram to other side works for me..the first time, changed cmos battery 😊thanks for the video
no problem bro
You have saved a machine spirit today, omnissiah bless you
awesome! thanks for the feedback :)
It worked for me too, all I did was take out the RAM , clean and put it back. Thank you so much!!
no problem bro! glad it worked
Omfg thank you, i cried thinking my pc was dead af
ohhh glad it works now! thank you too for the feedback
which part helped you
Bro i need help my pc retart again and again bro
@@DeLp4nS did u find a fix?
Does it rlly work bro, i feel like im gona cry
This video may be 2 years old but it still works. I had reset my bios and had restarted it and worked perfectly
glad it worked!
i just did it to each stick(i have 2 4gb) and luckily one of them got me my pc running, when i use them both at the same time or the other stick alone my screen would go black after 30min after booting up, for now its been running for 2hours ish and i hope it wont go black again, im scared it would turn off in any moment. thank you for the eraser thingy mate!
glad it's working now, if ever you got the black screen again just clean off the dust in the ram slots
Dont know what happend. After a day started bootlooping. Came your video. I was literally so scared. Glad it actually worked. Thank you so much bro❤. How can i thank you❤❤?
glad it worked bro! a simple sub and thumbs up is more than enough
i was cleaning my pc and i removed my (2x8) ram sticks and my idiot self put it on 1 side and the other was off it kept restarting and i felt like i’m on a plane and the engine closes and turns of i was like my pc is going to explode i’m going to die but when you said try to clean the ram i felt so dumb when i looked how i placed the ram, after that i placed the ram correctly and it worked thanks so much bro :)
awesome! glad it worked for you too, thanks for sharing your experience with us
I need help...
I removed by ram sticks to clean because of dust but now my pc reboots i guess its because of the ram i cant put in right
Im stupid
@@howtoremovealias it's fairly easy to place it back, there is a lock on the top and bottom of the each ram slot, for some it's just one lock at the top. make sure to open it before placing your ram, align the notch and just push the ram down until you will hear a click that locks the ram.
I'm not going to lie I just came back from vacation and my pc was just restarting and I was wondering why. Then I cleaned the ram sticks like you and BOOM! It turned on!! Thank you!!!!!❤
glad it worked! btw if you are going to leave your pc for a long time this might be a helpful tip th-cam.com/users/shortsNcLkeTdquXw
Very important: I just had this problem and even more lot of times the pc was starting but no display at all, sometimes boot loop. I checked the cpu and I noticed there was some green plasticky residues on the contacts pads, I removed them with a needle and this probably solved the problem. I say probably because I did this few minutes ago but I believe it will work fine now because every pin on the cpu has different functions and those residues were probably causing current interruptions between cpu and motherboard.
i wonder where those green plasticky came from, anyway thanks for sharing bro! this might also be helpful to others who might experience it.
@@MacCoyzkie my pleasure, I really don’t understand how is it possible that some residues could form under the cpu, it looks like some kind of insulating enamel used on motherboards or maybe thermal compounds..I hope this can help someone because I almost sent gpu and motherboard to tech assistance.
@@NikStrengthCoach i see, yes this will help because at times pc builders forget to check that part. Thanks bro
Yup bumped the case, pushed in the ram, felt good, checked again and hazaah the ram stick was loose just a micromilimeter out on the bottom...cheers for the fix
no problem bro
Cheers to the eraser trick. Ty for the professional tutorial
thank you very much for the feedback! :)
I didn't know how to fix the Ram issue .... cleaning the Ram with a eraser fixed it....thank you very much....👍👍❣️
you're welcome bro! glad it worked
Removing the cmos battery worked for me.
Thanks a lot bro.
Nice! You’re welcome bro! Thanks for the feedback
The cmos trick worked for me. I had removed my ram and tried to boot without ram and I know the motherboard would normally return codes or beeps. But mine never was able to boot. Saved me more money and stress 🎉
You've gotta be shitting me. The eraser trick worked. I am always skeptical of youtube videos but my god You've saved my rig. Much appreciation. You've earned a like and sub mate.
glad it worked!
Me and dad was stressing out when the first basic stuff doesn't work but then come across removing the CMOS battery. God damn thank you for this vid.
no problem 👍
I've had my pc since 2018 when do you recommend doing fresh thermal paste on the CPU?
depends on what thermal paste you use, if you use the pre-applied thermal paste whether be in amd or intel i suggest change it after 6 months else it will become too hard like epoxy specially the amd paste. I usually change mine after a year but when i use this amzn.to/3cTJKhh after a year it is still wet and easy to remove
@@MacCoyzkie wtf do i need to change
@@A4L717 im assuming your "W" here means why?
Thermal paste tends to harden over time due to high temperature and performance may start to degrade over time causing your temperature to increase.
@@A4L717 it’s like oil in ur car stop being lazy per applied just cheap stuff so once you put good stuff on there I only had to change it after like 5 years and pc still runs lol
Thanks man, all i did was push the ram card and it worked!
now i can continue gaming
Man you deserve the world thank you so much
you're welcome bro! thank you too for sharing your feedback :)
🙏🏻 Had to take mine to service if it wasn't for you. Thank you so much 🥰
glad to help, you're welcome :)
holy shit you’re a life saver i thought my ram broke
nice! thanks for the feeback
guys if these steps doesnt work that means your motherboard is short or the pins on the back side of the motherboard are making contact with the metal plate or something conductive. Eliminate any contact of the motherboard with the conductive material and try again it worked for me.
i've seen this many times with my clients pcs, usually some random screws
You saved me so much I was really about to buy new parts
glad i can help, you're welcome
I cleaned the ram the first time didn’t work , but second time I cleaned the strip like you said and it fixed my problem , thank you !
awesome 😀👍! you're welcome bro!
Very good video covering everything relevant real quick.
thanks for the feedback
SOLVED: Recntly my PC windows 10 would randomly freeze then restart itself. I've tried a lot of different things such as reinstalling windows, doing malware scans, disk clean up, and disk defragment, all which is due to me thinking its a software issue, but it wasn't. For my final attempt I ended up actually opening up my computer and cleaning the hardwares. to my surprise there was A LOT of dust inside, especially on my fans. After cleaning and dusting off my computer then putting everything back in. The computer finally stopped having random freezes and restarts. My issue was definetly caused by too much dust inside of my computer. I felt so stupid at the end but im really glad I solved it and dont have to buy a new computer. 2 days now and still good.
this is what some forgot but cleaning the pc will also do the trick. thanks for sharing
Guys I know how to fix it. If reseating the ram doesn't work use a screwdriver, make sure the power supply is still plugged in but turn the switch off, press the power button a few times to make sure its off. Hold the screwdriver on the 2 pins sticking out where it says CMOS on the motherboard usually on the lower right or left for 15 seconds then try to turn it back on. I was getting a boot loop for 5 hours tried literally everything re-seating ram, everything.... and this is the only thing that worked.
Some motherboard has those 2 pin but some don’t, removing the cmos battery may also do the trick
I did this and it still won't work
Sigh. Thanks, I was do upset if forgot to do the basics and nearly cried cause the pc wasnt restarted.
Thanks again
no problem bro
The ram thing worked!! Thank you so much!!!!
awesome! you're welcome and thanks for the feedback
I unmount cpu cooler to change the thermal paste and put it again and my pc doesnt turn on just restarting like this and i check the ram and clean slot and now working thank you
glad its all good now :)
I took out both ram sticks and put them back in and it worked.
nice!
U r a legend fam... it was a problem in my ram sticks...they weren't pushed in all the way
thank you and glad it worked for you as well
BRO THANK YOU SO MUCH I was so upset that my pc wasn’t booting up I unplugged and replugged in the ram sticks came right up
nice bro! glad it worked for you, you're welcome and thanks too for the feedback
Yo man tyvm I was cleaning my PC and this happened to me and as soon as I picked up the ram and clean it and put it again it worked perfectly fine I hope you have a wonderful day man 💗
no problem bro! glad it worked for you too
I took my ram out and put it back in and it never restart now. Great! Good job kuys you helped me alot.
awesome! thanks bro and also for the feedback
Same
Wether or not I get a response, I dont know but worth the shot. Had this problem where suddenly my pc shut itself on, even did the "shutting down" screen. Turned it back on, and after a little while of running again it turned off again. Then, it did the constant off and on rebooting. I talked with a friend who is pretty knowledgeable about computers and he came over to check it out. Long story short, we checked a few different things eventually resulting in taking out one of the ram sticks, then swapping to check the other which got the computer to boot up normally. Used it for some time, updated and played a couple games and everything seemed okay, so figured maybe one of the ram sticks wasn't good. Came home from work today and noticed the ssd light was on which isn't normally on when the computer is powered off normally which I did the night before. So, back to square one, I searched and found this video. Tried the first few steps and after seeing the bit about cleaning the ram sticks I figured that made sense as messing with them seemed to make a difference previously. Did that, tried both at the same time, 1 at a time and swapping them 1 at a time and still no progress. Curious if anyone maybe sees this comment if they could have anymore input as to what other thing to try. I can still check other components but I'm quite positive based on what happened previously, it has something to do with the ram. Thanks in advance for any comments
if you already clean the ram sticks the way it was suggested in the video and still doesn't work, i suggest try those ram sticks in your friend's pc and see how it goes. If it worked normally after some tests then this could be a motherboard ram slot issue, maybe hardware or it just needed dust cleaning. Obviously if your friend's pc with your ram sticks didn't work then that could be your ram sticks.
@@MacCoyzkie appreciate the reply. and that is a pretty damn good idea, ill deffinately give that a shot, but was also thinking about the possibility of a slot not working (i have 8 on my motherboard though so plenty to choose from lol).
@@MacCoyzkie UPDATE: Ordered a power supply test kit to try to do what i can before assuming an expensive part is a problem and buying it without knowing for sure. plugged it in and all numbers seemed good. plugged the 24 pin cable back in and tried starting the computer again. started fine. about 30 minutes later it shut down (with shut down screen and all) and went back to the turning itself on and off as was happening before. so, did the same process again, plugged the 24 pin into tester, numbers were good, plugged the 24 pin back into motherboard and it started normally again. so, my question now, is do we think that would be a cable problem, a connection problem, or maybe a motherboard issue, as i no longer think it is the power supply or ram sticks.
@@devinem24 if there is anything it is the motherboard or you could also consider outlet power if you had power fluctuation in your area.
since we already come to this, can you try testing out the pc without the case? i mean place the motherboard on its box and test it all outside the case because this might be shorted inside the case
For extra fun, I'm running into a self-correcting, intermittent boot loop. System will hold at 60-70°C under sustained 100% loads on the CPU and GPU.
Faulty power button can also trigger this issue.
Huge catch with this one, if the switch sticks in the on position it can fry the motherboard.
Thanks for the help Man! Saved so much time, instant subbed!
you're welcome and thank you too for the instant subbed :D
Thank you it was the ram!! Was Keeping on disconnecting until I cleaned it
no problem bro
Cleaning the dust worked flawlessly THANK YOU!! Liked!
you're welcome bro!
I can't believe an old eraser saved my life. Thank you!
you're welcome!
Same
Dude ur a pro!! I tried the erase method, and it works!! Thank u so much dude!!!!
awesome! glad it worked for you too, you're welcome and thanks too for the feedback
PLEASE READ UPDATE BELOW FOR SOULTION THAT ENDED UP FIXING THIS ISSUE FOR ME!!!
(initial post) From my most recent experience with a PC that would reboot, I learned that the easiest thing to do before you start looking into the hardware is to first look at certain drivers. I had a PC that would reboot periodically while gaming. I thought I had an issue with my CPU cooler. I replaced it with a better cooler, but that didn't fix the problem.
What I did was download a monitoring software called HWinfo and GPU/CPU load testing program called Cupid Powermax. I would first start the monitoring process with HWinfo and then start load testing the CPU. As soon as I started the test for the GPU, my PC would reboot. This happened every time I ran both load test together. My first guess was that I had an issue with the graphics card, but I decided to uninstall the drivers and then reinstall them. That seems to have fixed the rebooting issue. I'm not sure if I had corrupt drivers or not, but my guess is that a Windows update may have caused this issue a while back with their last big update.
UPDATE!! What actually ended up fixing the issue was to reinstall Windows 10. That was many months ago and the issue hasn't even happened again.
thanks for sharing
Thank you so much. I was cleaning my pc (before watching this vid), i removed the ram and gpu. My screen wasnt showing up, i thought i messed up something with the gpu, but its the monitor. Then i moved my 1x4 ram (4 gb ram for 1 slot) to the other slot, since the original slot was kinda not clicking when i put the ram back on. Now i know why tysm
you're welcome! thank you too for sharing your feedback
@@MacCoyzkie yeah no u deserve a sub, so now i just subbed
@@MacCoyzkie can you help me? It started a few weeks ago the pc just shutted down and the monitor gains no signal from the pc. My cousin who built my pc said that i should replace the ram because it’s quite old. Could the ram be the problem? Cause until now i haven’t replace it. And then someone i knew just replaced the gpu and power supply and it finally worked because i still dont have the money for a new ram. And then today it just shutted down again like last week’s problem and the monitor couldn’t get the signal. After few hours the the monitor got signal from the pc and it started but while the windows is updating it shutted down again and the monitor couldn’t get signal. What should i do? Should i replace the ram?
@@marc2465 have you tried clearing the cmos?
Brub the ram thing is a 100% a pro tip, my pc was telling me that i had an issue with the ram, cuz my motherbords had the ram led on, after I've done what you suggested it got fixed
awesome! glad it worked for you man, thank you too for sharing your feedback
THANK YOU SO MUCH I THOUGHT I NEEDED A NEW PC
ohhh glad i was able to help! you're welcome bro!
Super thank you! My pc goes up again because of that eraser thingy, may I know what is the purpose of it? Thanks again!
glad it worked, no problem. it clears the connection between the ram sticks and slots
Thanks. I have been getting in to pcs for the past year and i did a self pc diagnosis and since the hard drive would work sometimes and not others i figured it was that. I tried everything else and it worked so this gives me extra support on my hard drive claim
awesome bro, you're welcome and thank you too for the feedback
What a clear teaching!!! .. Sometimes my pc starts when I turn on psu but next time it doesn't until I press power button. And it sometimes restarts 3/4 times unsuccessfully trying to boot but next time it doesn't restart. Any help?
just a theory, this might be your power outlet fluctuating. try using avr or ups to confirm. If you already have those and still having the same problem then i think this is a broken psu or not working properly
@@MacCoyzkie I don't have ups. I shifted to a new place where electric voltage is very low and fluctuates. Since then this issue started. But I have a very goos Corsair psu connected to my smart invertor that acts as ups for power back up.. Isn't that enough? Is ups a must have?
@@MacCoyzkie also I chaged psu to check if it's bad. But same issue . And actually with main power turned off, I switched on ups mode in my smart invertor and powered pc through solar battery. Same issue.. I just found that My cpu processor is 70 c temperature at idle state. Could that be the culprit?
@@driftingmelodies yes! cpu at 70c in idle is not normal. either your thermal paste is not good or old so time for re-paste. Anyway your psu is fine, if your area has a very unstable power you better at least use an avr like this amzn.to/3iOgECa
I pit my ram out and then put it back, worked for me.
nice! 😀
lemme try that
@@0divide136 did it work?
@@bayl1256 yes
idk if it will work on you
@@0divide136 doesn’t work im still in an infinite restart loop 😔
Cleaning the dust perfectly from my customer pc helped me! Can play again warezone!
awesome!
Thank you so much! I was using an old PC after 2 years, and it had a disconnected cable, and I also cleaned it up. Its perfectly working now!
Glad I could help!
so my fix was the folowing, graphics card power cable, my power suply only had 1 of the 6pin conector and my graphics card neded 2 of those 6 pin, i bought a "splitter" (dont know if thats the exact name in english) that conects 2 molex cables into 1 6pin, so i had 2 difrent strings of molex cable coming from the power suply, with 2 molex in each string, and i had my "adaptor" into the same string of cable , i just conected the adaptor into the 2 difrent strings of molex into the grafics and worked fine... pretty dumb but made sense that it didnt produce enough power in the same cable thanks
I installed win 10 in it and the problem started,it keeps restarting after every 5 minutes,i have 2gb ram with nvidia geforce 210.I had 32 bit earlier in win 8,now win 10 64 bit
Jesus Christ it’s probably the pc prts
Thanks buddy it was my power pack so i used the Corsair cv550 as a substitute for my sons pc.
Oh no now I have to get myself a new one 😂
no problem bro. that's a good reason to upgrade 🤣
Hi, my pc auto restart and has DCOM 1084 10005 as error in the event viewer. Just want to ask if you know how to fix that.
@@leagueoflegendswildriftmob6382 it has something to do with your os so update windows first and do this next th-cam.com/users/shortsGsfhmuZmzx4
Thanks man you really helped me 😊cleaning my ram was the solution,i have previously used compresor to move dust from pc and probably brought dust to rams 😬
no problem bro! glad to help :)
Cleaning the RAM method worked on me, thanks a lot
awesome! no problem bro
wew my ddr3 ram runs after that eraser thing! thank you
nice! you're welcome and thanks too for the feedback
It happens to me even when I'm just watching a movie not only by playing a heavy game like horizon zero dawn, So what i did is i removed my gpu that is gtx 1660 super Evga and tested my pc with the integrated onboard graphics that is intel hd 4600 nothing happens even when playig light games but when i plug in my gpu that is gtx 1660 super pc keeps restarting itself with a buzzing noise/sound. Can anyone help me?
My specs are
Intel core i7 4770
16gb ram ddr3
Eps 850 watts 80+ silver
256gb ssd
Evga Gtx 1660 super 6gb vram
Mobo ecs z87h3 a4
This did really helpful. I recently upgraded my ram. So i removed it and clean it. After i plug it. Walaaass it worked like a baby
awesome!
OMFG THIS WORKS!😭 I WAS CRYING CUZ I THOUGHT MY PC IS DEAD😭
glad it worked for you as well!
The pulling out and switching around the ram trick worked for me. I found out one of my sticks went bad.
i see, sorry to hear about that broken ram bro :(
Holy you safed my life. Nearly had a stroke
im glad it worked for you as well, thanks for the feedback
Thanks a lot I saved a lot of money
I tried all the steps at once it worked. U earned a like
awesome! glad i was able to help somehow, thanks for the feedback and the like!
But I had a doubt
Can we replace the broken ram stick slot
@@jairamt8384 if the slot is broken you need a new mobo in that case. it can be replace but you need to take that to the manufacturer or someone who knows how
Thanks for the information
7:22 which game was that
shadow or mordor
Eraser trick did it for me. Thanks.
awesome! no problem bro
It's working
I clean it and it's working very well thank you so much bro.🙏
you're welcome and thanks too for the feedback
Thanks buddy.. It was the RAM in my case too..!!
no problem
Thank you!! Got my pc working finally :)
oh nice! you're welcome bro!
It's worked for me too!! This is so great, thank you so much!!
awesome! no problem
Go to your Bios and disable C6-C7 state or C-State.
Max SHOW go to your bios and search for the low power state options called C-States or c1,c2,c3 etc and disable them rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?82305-How-to-Disable-C-State-for-CPU-in-BIOS
BRO ur a life saver i was literally gonna get beat from my brother but u saved me
That ram trick realy use full
Glad I could help! you're welcome
Can you help me?
Pc keeps restarting whenever i try to play game, bought it a day before yesterday.
I don't kow what to do now
check your temps, high temps causes pc to restart on its own
@@MacCoyzkie i checked temps with msi afterburner
Gpu temps are 70-80
Cpu temps are 70-78
Is this normal?
Checked in ac odessey
@@aditya199624 though cpu and gpu can handle up to 90c, i will not recommend staying at 80c in the cpu though, try to maintain under 70c if you can. for the gpu 80c is ok just don't go beyond 90c. Whenever you play try opening your pc case to have a better temps.
@@MacCoyzkie yesterday the store person checked gpu, psu without the pc case, still same problem, restarting while gaming.
Changed ram, and motherboard, still same problem
@@aditya199624 oh so what they say about it? are they going to replace your pc?
My dedicated Wam was the issue.
Thanks mate, good work!
no problem bro
Thank you so much I just had to put the ram into a different slot and it worked your a life saver
you're welcome! glad i was able to help
thank you so much , idk what i did to make it work because i tried to see if the rams where in place and the cable s and now it works , tris happend to another pc of mine and i didn't search and i destroyed the power button because i tho it didn't make perfect contact and that was why
no problem bro! glad it worked!
Hopefully it works
The eraser was lucky for me.
Thanks a lot.
no problem bro! 😃👍
Loved the Filipino way of cleaning RAM thanks
Ancient Pinoy teachings 😂
You saved my quarantine
you're welcome! :)
My pc keeps on restarting still, every time I turn on my pc and check the task manager my disk usage is always 100% for 1-3mins. And when I open program or heavy games like GTA V disk usage goes 100% and the system restarts :(
did you check the "Processes" yet? disable whatever is causing the pc to use too much of the system processes
Thank you man helped me out alot also it was fun taking the ram out made me realize i knew more a bout pcs than i thought
oh really glad to hear that bro! you're so welcome!
I have a Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3. I get boot loop with continuous string of short beeps. The manual says short beeps is a power problem. I replaced the power supply, reseated ram, checked single stick each, removed GPU. Removed all USB cables. jumped reset pins, used reset button with PS rocker switch. I'm trying to avoid possibility of motherboard. Please advise. Thank you.
have you done a cmos reset yet? here is how to th-cam.com/video/S9hyEPTFR10/w-d-xo.html If you done that already i think you have tried everything, yes that's probably the motherboard :(
@@MacCoyzkie I couldn't reset CMOS. I removed the battery, shorted the socket terminals. Pressed power-on and reset button for a minute. Waited half hr then reinstalled battery. Plugged back in PS. Powered on and got the same response, continuous string of 50 short beeps then loop power down and restart and again 50 short beeps. In the mobo manual continuous beeps indicates power but that is not the case.
Looks like motherboard. Thanks for trying.
THANK YOU, THE RAM WORKED
nice! glad it worked for you too. you're welcome and thank you too for the feedback
Thank you, it helps alot and very informative... I'd cry if my mobo was the prob...glad it was the old ram stick 😅
no problem bro