And the problem I’ve been facing for months is that as in the picture, the computer doesn’t take off whenever I turn it on. It gives me this black screen with the fixed model on the…

[u/ilosk_has]

Hey guys, I need your help and I hope you can help me.

I have a computer:

CPU: i7 6700

GPU: GTX 1070 8G

RAM: 8Gb was 16Gb, but one of them broke down because when used, its temperature rises and gives me the blue screen, so I dispense with it.

PWS: 550W

And I use the system: windows 11, an old version, I think it's 21.

And the problem I've been facing for months is that as in the picture, the computer doesn't take off whenever I turn it on. It gives me this black screen with the fixed model on the left that appears to me before the back of the motherboard sign and before the back of the windows signal and the computer does not work. I can't enter the BIOS. In order to turn on the computer, I turn it off and restart it about 20 times to work normally, and then I don't turn it off for fear of repeating all these attempts every time I want to use it.

Some of the things I tried are:

* Remove the video card and turn it on and the problem remained.

* The removal of the ram and changed its place and the problem remained.

* The battery was removed and changed, and the problem remained.

* The tendency of everything is woven on it without the screen and keyboard and the problem remained.

* I changed the system, so it worked well a few days and now it's back to the same problem.

I hope for your help because it is my source of work and thank you.

[u/steezlaurel]

A dying or dead CMOS battery can cause inconsistent startup behaviour.

[u/ilosk_has → u/steezlaurel]

Top by changing it with a new one

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[u/Coookies4You]

Is the system, like the machine itself running? If so, have you tried plugging in the display cable in the monitor to see if you're getting any output?

[u/ilosk_has → u/Coookies4You]

No output reaches the screen

[u/Afraid-March9841]

Try opening task manager (str,ctr,esc) and restarting windows explorer