Turning on/shutting down issue

[Kordi]

Hello,
I cannot turn on my PC at all until I unplug something, like when I try to turn it on it doesn't work, I unplug the Display port then I turn it on and after it turns on I replug it.
I also have problems with shutting down, I sit the pc down from Windows and it shows me the "shutting down" thing and then it suddenly shuts off like it's been unplugged from the wall.
I have my AC, phone, monitor, router and PC.
And I'm using some extensions and adapters because the wall plug is pretty far.
By the way I replaced my Mobo CPU, ram and GPU because the previous build had other problems.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/LBvXWX
Thanks in advance.

 

[basco]

sorry i sit on my brain what is unplug dp(=displayport?)

best is to start without extensions.

did ya use your other problematic system with these extentions too?

 

[Kordi]

sorry i sit on my brain what is unplug dp(=displaport?)

best is to start without extensions.

Yes, It is dispaly port

 

[basco]

i see you have only 1x8gb ram
this should be put in slot A2(second gray on from cpu direction)

do ya have other gpu cable like dvi or hdmi? worth a try

and the problems on your older pc was the same or completey different?

 

[pigulici]

Try to disable Fastboot...

 

[Kordi]

i see you have only 1x8gb ram
this should be put in slot A2(second gray on from cpu direction)

do ya have other gpu cable like dvi or hdmi? worth a try

and the problems on your older pc was the same or completey different?

i put it in the slot that it's supposed to be in, in slot number 1, according to the motherboard manual

 

[Jetster]

Sounds like you have dirty power or a ground problem. Your not in the US?

 

[Kordi]

Sounds like you have dirty power or a ground problem. Your not in the US?

No, I'm from Israel.

 

[Jetster]

No, I'm from Israel.

That's the first thing I would look at. Get rid of the adapters or get a proper extension and get a UPS is you can.

Instead of unplugging the Display port try turning the power supply off and see if that works

 

[AsRock]

That's the first thing I would look at. Get rid of the adapters or get a proper extension and get a UPS is you can.

Instead of unplugging the Display port try turning the power supply off and see if that works

This^, clear the possible source of the problem first, a uninterrupted power supply can save all kinds of electronics.

 

[Kordi]

I don't have a long enough extention, and i have one socket in the whole room, I have to use that socket for every device in the room (Monitor, PC, Phone etc.)

 

[basco]

maybe not so of a problem but ram should be in slot A2 if ya only have 1x
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1151/PRIME_Z270-P/E12008_PRIME_Z270-P_UM_web_only.pdf
go to page 1-7 or 1.4.2

if i undestand right ya have a power extension from the wall socket. something like this:
https://www.conrad.at/de/strom-verl...ng-16-a-schwarz-10-m-sirox-346910-622813.html

 

[Kordi]

maybe not so of a problem but ram should be in slot A2 if ya only have 1x
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1151/PRIME_Z270-P/E12008_PRIME_Z270-P_UM_web_only.pdf
go to page 1-7 or 1.4.2

if i undestand right ya have a power extension from the wall socket. something like this:
https://www.conrad.at/de/strom-verl...ng-16-a-schwarz-10-m-sirox-346910-622813.html

Yes, I also have an adapter from us socket to eu socket for the power supply

 

[RCoon]

I'm a trained PAT man. Running an AC unit, PC and all that jazz from a single socket via an extension cable absolutely terrifies me. That your extension cable hasn't yet melted (I'm gonna hazard a guess it's not 1.25mm grade core either) is surprising.

Issue is more likely to do with your power delivery than your actual PC.

 

[Kordi]

I'm a trained PAT man. Running an AC unit, PC and all that jazz from a single socket via an extension cable absolutely terrifies me. That your extension cable hasn't yet melted (I'm gonna hazard a guess it's not 1.25mm grade core either) is surprising.

Issue is more likely to do with your power delivery than your actual PC.

Can you suggest me a solution?

 

[Kordi]

Try to disable Fastboot...

That's the first thing I would look at. Get rid of the adapters or get a proper extension and get a UPS is you can.

Instead of unplugging the Display port try turning the power supply off and see if that works

This^, clear the possible source of the problem first, a uninterrupted power supply can save all kinds of electronics.

maybe not so of a problem but ram should be in slot A2 if ya only have 1x
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1151/PRIME_Z270-P/E12008_PRIME_Z270-P_UM_web_only.pdf
go to page 1-7 or 1.4.2

if i undestand right ya have a power extension from the wall socket. something like this:
https://www.conrad.at/de/strom-verl...ng-16-a-schwarz-10-m-sirox-346910-622813.html

I'm a trained PAT man. Running an AC unit, PC and all that jazz from a single socket via an extension cable absolutely terrifies me. That your extension cable hasn't yet melted (I'm gonna hazard a guess it's not 1.25mm grade core either) is surprising.

Issue is more likely to do with your power delivery than your actual PC.

I unplugged everything but the PC and it worked perfectly fine.
It's just that I don't have anywhere to plug my other electronics.

 

[AsRock]

Sounds like you need a professional to install more plugs in your house and make sure they are earthed too.

 

[Kordi]

Sounds like you need a professional to install more plugs in your house and make sure they are earthed too.

My bedroom is a shelter, so it's pretty hard to drill in the wall, but thanks for the advice, i'll see what i can do.

 

[dorsetknob]

I unplugged everything but the PC and it worked perfectly fine

Sounds like 1st problem solved
however you still have that power Supply issue

Probably by doing something along these lines

Sounds like you need a professional to install more plugs in your house and make sure they are earthed too.

 

[Kordi]

Sounds like 1st problem solved
however you still have that power Supply issue

Probably by doing something along these lines

I can't.

 

[dorsetknob]

Then you have reached an impasse that further help and Advice is Awkward to give

 

[jboydgolfer]

I have to agree, it now seems to have reached a "blood from a stone" type situation.The solution is either find a different source to power your other devices or a different source to power your PC can't be both.

Either that or possibly More efficient devices I suppose is an option, as unlikely as it may be to complete

edit*
looking @ your system in specs, If i were in your situation, there are several things i would remove from your PC to cut down on its power draw footprint.....as much as we love our OP PC's, we also need to be realistic..

i7 to either i5 or i3, maybe even pentium
H100 for either stock, NO OC option, etc..
maybe go wireless and remove Router to a different location, turn off AC for 100% certain
Hell even removing that discreet video card you have when you don't 100% need it would help greatly.
neutering a PC isnt a nice thought, but it seems to be a reality for your situation. sorry to say

It seems like your "loading" the circut, meaning you're turning devices on in a particular sequence which allows the circuit not to blow or become overloaded. My fear is that you've got all this running through extension cords and adapters and I don't know how you haven't gotten a fire started by now or at least a melted power cord or adapter.please be careful

 

[Kordi]

Then you have reached an impasse that further help and Advice is Awkward to give

eems to have reached a "blood from a stone" type situation.The solution is either find a different source to power your other devices or a different source to power your PC can't be both.

Either that or possibly More efficient devices I suppose is an option, as unlikely as it may be to complete

There is another solution, there is a second outlet but if i use it, it'll be right beside the door, so anyone who walks in, can easily f**k everything up.
I'll try to drill and make a second socket on Saturday and i'll let you know what happens.

Best,
Kordi

 

[jboydgolfer]

There is another solution, there is a second outlet but if i use it, it'll be right beside the door, so anyone who walks in, can easily f**k everything up.
I'll try to drill and make a second socket on Saturday and i'll let you know what happens.

Best,
Kordi

Please, be careful. id hate to not get an update from you....

a small tip.
I have had the unfortunate experience to spend large amounts of time in Hot concrete and steel rooms, which i didnt have an option to leave, and I used to hang wet towels, in combination with a fan, to cool the air as best as i could. maybe that would make the temp bearable for you without the power draw of an AC unit. just a thought is all.

 

[Kordi]

Please, be careful. id hate to not get an update from you....

a small tip.
I have had the unfortunate experience to spend large amounts of time in Hot concrete and steel rooms, which i didnt have an option to leave, and I used to hang wet towels, in combination with a fan, to cool the air as best as i could. maybe that would make the temp bearable for you without the power draw of an AC unit. just a thought is all.

Don't worry
But if you don't hear from me I'll probably be dead.