I can’t tell if you’re thinking they kept the parts they put in there, well… in there. It’s a Known Working Spare, so if it wasn’t the RAM that you KNOW is working, you take it out and out the customers RAM back. Repeat Cycle until fault was found, in this case, the motherboard.

😂

lol

also, just parts swapping isnt a great diagnosis process. i could have figured out the problem prob faster and without parts swapping at all.

He swapped only the mother board

This feels just as a bad storage setting on bios and thats it

i saw "windows protected your pc"

@@camialeh I would agree but I can't think of a bad storage setting causing this kind of havoc. RAM defects would over time corrupt the OS but that's drive-specific. My only guess is either the bios is bad or a component on the board is fucked. If it's the latter RMA is the only option.

It could have just been a bad cpu socket lane to ram, he didnt try in the other dimm slots tp rule this out so 🤷‍♀️

@@jaysgamingandbuildsc5533 I just had an issue with 11 similar to this I found out by using linux x thst the nvme efi partition and the 100 mn that windows also partitions off were corrupt I fixed the drive on Linux and re installed windows and it’s all good now

I did update the bios but nothing happened

@@b3nny116 hes not asking u

@@swarqie1074 so you are his personal assistant

@@b3nny116 wha?

If you had to update the BIOS the board wouldn't even post

“Oh trust me , he was far from removing all the alternatives”-pc builder

IT MUST BE MY CASE THAT IS GIVING ME MEMORY PROBLEMS, THANK YOU FOR TELLING ME THIS

My money is on the cooler, its the one part he didn't swap out and it would explain why its shutting down

No shit Sherlock

This is the same guy that didn't launch explorer .exe when it blackscreened and instead searched Google for "Blackscreen fix". It didn't work. So he REINSTALLED WINDOWS

He literally said the pc won’t boot up how is he suppose to do it if it won’t turn on

@@Jack-nr9moby using the dedicated bios update usb slot on the back of that msi b550 pro board. I know, because i have that exact one 😂

​@@benlayton5018bro I am suffering from same issue help me with complete instructions please

​@@benlayton5018bro I am suffering from same issue help me with complete instructions please

Yeaaa it his I had that motherboard It’s a MSI B550m It’s utter trash regardless of bios update

I got a X570 AORUS MASTER, after an update, the system kept crashing and blue screening. I had to down grade the bios. Luckly this board has dual bios and flash back.

@@qrogueuk i have this motherboard. Never had any issues crashing with it. Did you update to a stable firmware? The ones with letters in the update names are beta ones.

Didn't fix my issue with freezing and shutting down (on a diff make and model), BUT I also didn't notice if I had a CPU light signal. I was very nervous while updating it tho, praying it wouldn't shut down halfway through the update, ultimately and completely bricking my board.

And you have a chance of corrupting your windows OS, then have to reinstall windows

Wait until you found out that $5 cmos battery can fcked up your $2000 rig.

I just had to replace mine. After testing which part was defective. And it’s a rare component to find if it’s more than 7-8 years old so it took me a while to fix it 😢

@@Mr_Tabs that sucks :/

@@Mr_Tabs I feel you. I have a new built now that is working like a charm but I remember that I had some busted Lanes on my old Motherboard from 2014. The issue occured in 2019 and literally noone was building/selling AM3 boards in my country. It took me 4 trips to different hardware stores until I found a store that had a lone refurbished ASUS mobo for my system. Since it was not produced anymore i also had to pay a hefty upprice for it. That was the worst month for my computer work life lol My new system is a night and day difference now tho.

same

That shuts the pc off from power and most definitely doesn't reboot

Theres accually a great ltt video on this showing that the computer will intact function normally with the plastic still on

This is a very old problem. I saw this 25+ years ago. Simple test though - disconnect everything, including the HDD/SSD. Leave only one memory stick in place. Let the machine cool down, and then boot into the BIOS and wait. Repeat, quickly. If it is thermal the second shutdown (reboot) will be much quicker as there hasn't been time for the heat to dissipate. As for the motherboard fault - again I'd want it to be stable in the BIOS before flashing it from a USB. It does seem his videos are just throwing parts at the problem.

It’s surprising how many people do that.

There was an MSI board that had a bios version that had this exact problem. Installing a new bios would've been a good step.

If it restarts during the update your screwed tho Not screwed but it’s worse

@@bqmber it doesn't look like the computer completely cuts power, looks like windows won't work.

@@bqmber a medion PC literally bsod-ed on me when I tried to update the bios, rip 1155 motherboard :(

@@radojepopovic8318 savable if you have a bios flasher

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Low iq comment

it's not crashing, it's cutting off power while the PC runs fine

this guy doesn't knows shit all he knows is reinstall windows and swap motherboard

@@CreeplayEU Fixed one that had that problem. Turned out to be bad mounting motherboard on to chassi. them 9 screw's miss them washer.

the chip of theseus

@The Punisher might be the same cooler with diff fluids. They mightve rma'd it but idrk. do be aware with those coolers. i have one and it happened

i dont recommend using msi at all because they sold my customers broken motherboard and they refused recall them refused to replace it only 2 months old just beward of msi stuff they dont last

@@kittyztigerz I have an msi gaming plus x370 on a ryzen 2nd generation and its ran amazing for 5 or 6 years. Sorry to hear about their potential bad products now....

@@2nd2nunracing normally it aint mine but i do work on pc n more just have ton of customers bring in they pc for repairs i try to troubleshoot it by everything i have it just narrow down to motherboard problems that was hardly use 2 or 5 months just quits on spot and they try reaching out to msi for replacement motherboard but got denied and i try they denied me too i went back check which one failure most was around 400 450 500 550 msi board (only 2 of 370 not many them but i did fix them by replacing capacitor)

the cooler causes overheating issues, not restarting issues, I do agree though, they are faulty, and despite knowing that, they still seem to use it in every build possible...

its a low end motherboard, it was def it

@@luider8795 yeaahh i think so too but like my things work great so i guess it doesn't make.much of a diff

@@anujpunekar5233 Update the bios, it's not ok if your build randomly restarts

@@trr4gfreddrtgf it doesn't with my product, it's a general fault with other motherboards

@@anujpunekar5233 Oh okay, I thought you said your motherboard did it too.

Great idea! So, what if it didn't shut down on bios? Does that means the issue is in the windows?

@@Domtsa_Edits.23 could be memory or a corrupted file on the disk. Since the computer might have 16gb or 32gb of memory (or even more) unless you test the memory in BIOS you aren't really checking all the memory sectors so on boot up, there could be a bad spot which is causing the crash. It would be consistent, crashing in the same spot every time, not randomly though. PCs used to do memory test during start up, but boot up became too slow when you started scanning above 4gb. I believe most bios have a memory scan option. I could be wrong though. When nothing was integrated in the motherboard you'd just have CPU & memory on the MB then attempt boot to see if it fails. If it made it to "no boot device" you knew the basic 3 parts were good. These days with integrated network, video, wifi, bluetooth, etc it could be a lot of things. I still try to go back to the simplest mode possible to see if you still have the problem.

gotta sell those parts ya know

Did it worked? I want to know because I'm having the same issue! All I did was cleaned my pc

I mean it’s a pc…it could’ve been from time ago and gotten issues. My own pc gave me a blue screen

My brother just build one,it’s easy

@@DiscipleLE many people can't buy the components outright especially with components for a rather shit pc going for 2k

What happened?

@@Normadic_Rider my friend wanted his PC to get all the same colors for RGB so I deleted like 4 of his RGB programs updated the PC and GPU..... The thing would not boot past windows after troubleshooting I reinstalled windows twice and it was same thing not loading windows with a broken GPU look so I guess his Gigabyte 3080 cannot be updated...... Ugg

Coolant?? What tf r u on about

When you get an aio cooler, the coolant is put in there durimg the assembly process, so there was absolutely no way that it would've been that.

it's most definitely xmp causing it

How flash bios update randomly shutdown pc

How u fix that pls explain I am struggling with this issue

@@_ace____w_w__________ change the mother board

just breath, you're gonna nail this, it's easy to build and to not mess up, this guy just made mistakes, he built a new of to build another in the end

but that wouldn't sell their customers a new part!

also, that motherboard was bought to replace a "faulty" motherboard that had stability issues, most likely the same short to case as that same motherboard in another system doesn't seem to suffer from those stability issues.