Thanking for taking the trouble to list all the components. It helps us.
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Thanks for taking the trouble to list all the components. It helps us.
First recheck that all cables and components are connected correctly.
One thing to check is the possiblity of a short being causes by a loose screw, etc. Shut down computer and disconnect power and all cables from the system. Take both of the side panels off looking for anything that shouldn't be there. Lift the case up and give it a good shake listening for any rattling sound of a loose screw. If this is the problem you may be lucky and it will drop out on to the floor. Good luck.
On the otherhand it may just be a corrupted driver in Windows.
Take a look at the Device Manager. Type devmgmt.msc in Start Menu and click on click on it when it appears on the side menu.
Are any device showing a yellow exclamation mark (!). If yes uninstall and recan for Hardware changes. Windows will reinstall. O.K. now?
Thanking for taking the trouble to list all the components. It helps us.
First recheck that all cables and components are connected correctly.
One thing to check is the possiblity of a short being causes by a loose screw, etc. Shut down computer and disconnect power and all cables from the system. Take both of the side panels off looking for anything that shouldn't be there. Lift the case up and give it a good shake listening for any rattling sound of a loose screw. If this is the problem you may be lucky and it will drop out on to the floor. Good luck.
On the otherhand it may just be a corrupted driver in Windows.
Take a look at the Device Manager. Type devmgmt.msc in Start Menu and click on click on it when it appears on the side menu.
Are any device showing a yellow exclamation mark (!). If yes uninstall and recan for Hardware changes. Windows will reinstall. O.K. now?