Monster Tulpar 15“ v19.2

[Igway]

I opened my laptop to clean out the dust and got curious so i removed the heatpipes and put them back on and now it wont boot. I accidentally removed the cmos battery when doing this and I put it back in. It is a Monster Tulpar v19.2 with a intel i7 10750H and a rtx 2060 and 32 gigs ram and 1tb ssd

 

 

 

[jaybee83]

7 minutes ago, Igway said:

I opened my laptop to clean out the dust and got curious so i removed the heatpipes and put them back on and now it wont boot. I accidentally removed the cmos battery when doing this and I put it back in. It is a Monster Tulpar v19.2 with a intel i7 10750H and a rtx 2060 and 32 gigs ram and 1tb ssd

 

 

 

removing the cmos caused the bios to reset, so next boot could take a while. let it sit for a while (2-3 min at least) to make sure it actually doesnt boot up.

[Igway]

7 minutes ago, jaybee83 said:

removing the cmos caused the bios to reset, so next boot could take a while. let it sit for a while (2-3 min at least) to make sure it actually doesnt boot up.

Omg thx gonna try that tomorrow i am so scared that I shorted my system

[jaybee83]

10 minutes ago, Igway said:

Omg thx gonna try that tomorrow i am so scared that I shorted my system

no worries mate, well figure this out 😉 lemme know how it goes! oh and btw, welcome to NBT, seems like youre our 400th and thus newest forum member! 😃

[Custom90gt]

I would also reseat the ram since that's the cause of most laptops not booting in my experience as a tech. 

[jaybee83]

8 minutes ago, Custom90gt said:

I would also reseat the ram since that's the cause of most laptops not booting in my experience as a tech. 

yep, good call, that wouldve been the follow up if it didn't pan out 🙂 

[Igway]

13 hours ago, jaybee83 said:

removing the cmos caused the bios to reset, so next boot could take a while. let it sit for a while (2-3 min at least) to make sure it actually doesnt boot up.

I tried to boot but the fans dont spin so it doesn’t even turn on. Did i brick my system?

[Igway]

1 hour ago, Custom90gt said:

I would also reseat the ram since that's the cause of most laptops not booting in my experience as a tech. 

Even switched the slots didnt work 😞

[Igway]

I am probably going to send it in 

[Custom90gt]

If you unplug the battery and plug in only the AC adapter does it try to turn on?

[jaybee83]

might be a silly question: did you repaste or still using the same thermal paste on GPU and CPU? did you take out the cpu after removing the cooler? just checking if the cpu got unseated or thermal paste blocking some contacts. also check if you accidentally unplugged any of the fan or other cable connectos on the motherboard.

 

[Igway]

1 hour ago, Custom90gt said:

If you unplug the battery and plug in only the AC adapter does it try to turn on?

Doesnt work aswell

[Igway]

1 hour ago, jaybee83 said:

might be a silly question: did you repaste or still using the same thermal paste on GPU and CPU? did you take out the cpu after removing the cooler? just checking if the cpu got unseated or thermal paste blocking some contacts. also check if you accidentally unplugged any of the fan or other cable connectos on the motherboard.

 

Was going to repaste it today at a friends house. Didnt see any lose cables

[jaybee83]

good luck with that. just to clarify: the fans are not spinning but LEDs are lighting up? or is the machine completely unresponsive / dead when pressing the power button?

[Igway]

17 minutes ago, jaybee83 said:

good luck with that. just to clarify: the fans are not spinning but LEDs are lighting up? or is the machine completely unresponsive / dead when pressing the power button?

Its dead. Got back with the support going to send it in

[jaybee83]

16 minutes ago, Igway said:

Its dead. Got back with the support going to send it in

damn, sorry to hear that bud. keep us updated here on what they find! is it at least still in warranty?