(MSI MPOWER Z87) System Won't Start

Hi, a month ago I built for myself a new PC with MSI MPOWER Z87 motherboard.
For a month it worked fine, but couple of days ago, when I tried to launch it nothing would work, OS doesn't start, fans not working including processor fan. All I see is power button button(on motherboard) lit, OC Switch Led lights (one red and one blue) and Clear CMOS (blue) blinking. Debug led doesn't work either. Can anyone help me to solve this problem, what problem do I have and what can I do to fix it?

HuntKey Green Power 550W Sounds cheap and unreliable. Haswell also requires slightly different PSU than older systems did, so if possible test something like Corsair, Seasonic, Antec (and similar with GOOD quality and reputation). You could also go to local PC shop/IT services and ask for testing your system with their quality PSU.
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Huntkey-Green-Star-550-W-LW-6550SG-Power-Supply-Review/668/10
Conclusion part:
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If you are looking for a true 550 W power supply don't buy this product.
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Take a look on the list of power supplies we already tested and that got an award seal for choosing a good product that won't explode or damage your equipment

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8gb corsair vengeance RAM
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You cannot just change SATA modes.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1227636/how-to-change-sata-modes-after-windows-installation
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and a NVIDIA 6600GT 256M DDR3 videocard on it. These components worked prior on another motherboard. Now the system won't start at all.
The following observations has been made.
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2) Nothing else happens. No display no sound from the internal PC speaker.
3) If I press the reset button nothing happens at all
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Quote from: Henry on 29-April-09, 07:26:15
Q-Tec PSU.
You are wasting your and our time untill you get rid of that piece of garbage, you are lucky anything at all worked with it.
Buy a real PSU, not a wanna-be like Q-Tec. For that PC a Corsair CX400W (+12~30A) 0r VX450W (+12V~33A) would be good. If you might need more power for the future you might want to consider on of the Corsair TX series or PC P & C 610W or 750W. Whatever you do don't get a cheap PSU, get one you can depend on.
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Need help, system won't start up
When I turn on the system I hear a loud squeaking noise that could be coming from the hard drive, it does it for moment then a blank white screen appears w/ a tiny folder in the middle of the screen with a "?" blinking on and off on the folder. I never had any problems until now. What can I do, any suggestions.

hi capitala1,
+When I try to install the operating system to the internal drive, I don't see a destination option for that drive like I did for the external+
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PB
PS it isn't going to help this time, but remember in the future, backup, everything important to you regularly!

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So I couldn't get my system to boot properly when I have the ICH8R in RAID 1 mode.
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(2) Seagate Barracuda 500gb SATA2 HD's
High Point Rocket RAID 2300 Controller:
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The problem that you are having has nothing to do with your mainboard.
Once you decide to install Windows XP SP2 when the ICH8R controller is in IDE mode, Windows will give you a bluescreen once you switch to RAID mode after the installation is done because it is to stupid to change to the proper driver. Consider this as normal behaviour.
You have basically three possibilities:
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The latest drivers can be found here.
As I understand, you have already tried that. I if you don't feel like trying this again, have a look at this:
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Use google to find one of the tools I mentioned. The procedure is free, perfectly legal and easy to do. Guides for this can be found all over the internet
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
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"Service"="iaStor"
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- maybe the HDD is faulty and therefore the notebook tries to boot from LAN
- maybe the MBR (master boot record) is faulty
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NO, these units have never worked. They were new in boxes with security tape and straps. They were purchased from Newegg.ca
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All of the CPU's are on the list as well as the Ram
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Which other CPUs did you try?

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I had a smilar problem with this same board it was power supply related...
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Good morning.
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Windows Boot Manager
Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. To fix the Problem:
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2. Choose your language settings, and click "Next."
3. Click "Repair your computer."
If you do not have this disc, contact your system administrator or computer manufacturer for assistance.
File: \Windows\system32\config\system
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My second question: How can I get the system recovery disc to work?
My initial post was on HowtoGeek.com forums:
http://www.howtogeek.com/forum/topic/startup-error-0xc000014c-cannot-repair-or-restore-my-system?replies=2#post-50643
And I was referred here.
Any advice is appreciated, in the mean time, I will keep trying the recovery disc to do a system restore. Maybe I just need to wait longer (Hours, days?)
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Daniel
*EDIT
I guess I will just reinstall Windows.

Hi Daniel,
The reason why the error message “This version of system recovery options is not compatible with the version of Windows you are trying to repair” appears can be that your Windows installation is a RTM one while Server Pack 1 is installed on you system. Therefore, your disk version is lower than your system so that you cannot use this disk to enter WinRE.
The recovery disk you created is a third-party tool which we are not familiar with. We cannot tell why it does not work on your computer. You need to contact the tool manufacturer for more information.
Now the simplest way to resolve this issue is to restore the system to its factory settings. If you have important files on the computer, please unplug the drive and install it on another computer as a slave drive. Then you can access your data on that computer. After that, you can restore the system to its factory settings. If you would like to know how to restore the system to its factory settings, please contact Dell or look up your computer manual.
Hope it helps.
Tim Quan - MSFT

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First of all, it does NOT power-up. Not even beeps, nothing. When I push the power-on buton the FANS slighlty move but that's all, the led of the integrated-lan flashes until I plug off the cord.
Every other component of the System is ok, I have test them all on another motherboard, a K7N2 Delta ISLR one.
A power off crash happened while I was changing some BIOS settings, that's why I think it's not dead.
I wanted to benchmark my System without overclock, stock settings, so I decreased the v.core from 1.7 to [H/W] and decreased the FSB from 183Mhz to 166Mhz, then I saved the Bios and exit. BOOM! The system powered itself off.
Since that moment I cannot get the system to power-on
I have cleared the CMOS, set the FSB to safe mode, remove the battery for more than 90 minutes, and nothing!
I have used a tester looking for short circuits and nothing.
I removed the Motherboard from the Case Chassis and installed on another chassis looking for ground issues and still nothing!
There are no marks around the Motherboard, no pieces are missing or broken.
Since it's on warranty I will send a RMA soon if I don't find a way to solve this!
PLEASE H E L P!!!
Case: Thermaltake Tsunami Dreams
PSU: Thermaltake PurePower 420W dual fan
Mobo: MSI K7N2 Delta ISLR
Mobo temps Idle 33-34. Full load: 37-38
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CPU: AMD XP 3000+ Barton (Locked)@13*183Mhz (1.7v)
CPU cooler: Thermaltake Silent Boost 1889-01
CPU temps: Idle 39-41. Full load: 46-50
Memory: 2 x 512MB Kingston PC2700 DDR ValueRAM @183 2-3-3-6 (2.7v)
Memory cooler: Thermaltake copper DDR kit.
FSB Ratio: 1.1
Video: Ati Radeon 9800 pro 128MB(9800XT flashed)r360@420/380 (1.7v)
Video cooler: Arctic silencer ATI1
Sound: SB Live Augidy 2 ZS sb0350.
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 120GB 7200rpm 8MB Cache
Optical: Samsung DVD+CDRW
Floppy: Samsung 1..44
Monitor: Samsung CRT 955dfx
Keyboard: Microsoft Internet Keyboard
Mouse: Logitech MX1000 Laser
Mousepad: X-trac Ripper XL

Hi,
Sorry for this but I just thought I'd mention it, it's sometimes the simplest thing. This can happen if you get your Standby and Power connections reversed! There I said it!
Again my apologies - but you never know - embarrasingly I've done this a couple of times myself - I guess I'm just hoping there's someone around that's as daft as I am!
Btw, I realise you changed chassis but I thought I'd post this anyway!
Axel

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