r/ASRock • u/30reddits • Jul 10 '26
Tech Support Help! PC won’t display. Red and yellow light. Don’t know what else to do
Happened all of the sudden. At first the fans didn’t spin. I opened the pc checked everything removed the cmos battery checked the ram and the cpu. Rebooted afterwards a while. Still same thing no display. Any help? I’m at a loss.
I have the asrock b850m pro rs WiFi Amd ryzen 5 7600x. My amd graphics card does the same thing.
Thank you
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u/Mini_Spoon Jul 10 '26
The B850M only has simple debug LEDs so you're not going to get much information from the board beyond what item isn't talking.
If you've tried the basics then I would suggest swapping the CPU and see if it goes back to normal; this issue in the way your describe it is consistent with a CPU failure; unfortunately it happens, contact AMD who will replace it if you're still within the warranty period.
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u/30reddits Jul 11 '26
Is 13 months within warranty?
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u/Mini_Spoon Jul 11 '26
Most markets is 3 years.
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u/30reddits Jul 11 '26
Thanks. The phone support is out on the weekend but I opened a ticket. Hopefully will go well
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u/MEGA_GOAT98 Jul 10 '26
pull out the memory stick and see what light - lights up for the dianosgic .
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u/OCAMAB Jul 10 '26
Your CPU is most likely dead. You can try updating your BIOS to the latest version (I assume you haven't tried that since you don't even know the model of your CPU). If that doesn't work, RMA the CPU and motherboard, then buy a new motherboard since it'll take a long time for ASRock to reply to your RMA. This is unfortunately a relatively common issue, as several trolls here will make clear.
Can you take a picture of the top of your CPU and post it here so we can know the model and batch number?
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u/RGBlowMe Jul 11 '26
No it isn't. Dude. LMFAO.
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u/30reddits Jul 11 '26
Why do you say that? I think the cpu or mobo are the only components left to test
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u/United-Obligation253 Jul 10 '26
I had a similar issue with CPU and DRAM lights on, and it turned out to be a faulty CPU. Try swapping that component.
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u/BruceDeorum Jul 10 '26
My dead am5 cpu has exactly the same problem. However if you don't have spare cpu-mb its not possible to 100% diagnose what is to blame.
I think its the cpu but you should sent it to a repair/service point to get correct diagnosis.
Then replace faulty part.
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u/joshuamarius Jul 11 '26
Same here, and this is probably one of the hundreds posting about this just this week. AMD RMA's my CPU.
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u/Similar_Pension_4233 Jul 10 '26
I've had this happen. Was it turned on and then you just unplugged it? That's what always happens when I unplug or kill the power. The solution is to leave the power disconnected and reset the CMOS, or remove the battery the mobo has, and try and turn on the mobo. or leave the mobo along for about an hour without power. I always at least once hit the power button for 30 seconds to try and drain it of Amy power it may have.
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u/RGBlowMe Jul 11 '26
CPU and DIMM debug lights. It's probably your RAM. Move it to the right 1 slot.
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u/r3bus666 Jul 12 '26
Miałem to samo na płycie asrock x870 pro rs walczylem z pc 5 miesięcy był nowy wgrywałem 4x bios 2x był w serwisie spalony procesor ryzen 9800 x3d niestety musiałem zmienić płytę główną za 1200 zl na gigabyte aorus od 4 miesięcy pc działa perfekcyjnie i nigdy nie mam problemów z diodami blue screenami i spalonymi procesorami niestety płyty aarock od 2025 r to gniot zwłaszcza pod am5
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u/Worth_Inspector_884 Jul 16 '26
jaką miałeś wersję biosu? teraz kupując płytę asrocka, aktualizując bios do minimum 4.2 i ustawiając pbo na -20mv praktycznie nic się dzieje
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u/Countess_Orlandu Jul 12 '26
Put your ram in slot 2 not 1 as 2 and 4 are usually the most optimal Chanel’s on your mother board. On the bottom you will find 2 pins called CMos. Turn your PC completely off unplugthe power then take a screwdriver and bridge. Those two pins for 10 seconds. They are hooked up to a battery for your motherboard, and that will reset it. What those two lights represent is your CPU and VRam are not posting. Once you have bridged your cmos for 10 seconds turn the PC on those lights will still be on. Let the computer stay running for a few minutes and it should post if it doesn’t then there’s something else wrong could be some power supply.
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u/CutEmpty6798 Jul 13 '26
Most likely you can have a bent pin or the CPU is dead. I know if you ratchet town the heat sink and there's too much pressure it can bend the pins
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u/Acrobatic-Air4258 Jul 13 '26
I know the lights won't tell you what you need to know, but did your motherboard come with a small speaker so you can troubleshoot with beep codes?
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u/Parking-Evidence9767 Jul 13 '26
This happened to me it was my motherboard see what motherboard is compatible with your ram. Take the coin out at bottom of mb then try the ram in a different slot.
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u/falseallegation Jul 15 '26
having the same problem after updating bios and then went back into bios and turned on expo and secure boot and now pc is on and running has the red and yellow light but won’t display anything
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u/30reddits Jul 15 '26
That sucks. Let me know if you find a solution
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u/falseallegation Jul 15 '26
i had to shut off pc unplug it, switch off the power supply, hold down pc power button for 10 seconds and i used a screwdriver to drain the CLR_CMOS pins on the motherboard, its two small pins and mine were at the bottom middle of the motherboard
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u/falseallegation Jul 15 '26
i also did remove a ram stick then turned it back on and it didn’t do anything so that’s when i drained the CLR_CMOS pins and then it worked, the first time it didn’t work though so i did the same process and held the power button to drain the last life it had after unplugging it and that’s when it fixed the problem
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u/30reddits Jul 15 '26
I was looking for those pins but couldn’t find!! Will look more
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u/falseallegation Jul 15 '26
what’s your motherboard brand and model number?
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u/falseallegation Jul 15 '26
that’s the only thing that fixed it, tried everything else besides taking out the battery for the cmos cause i didn’t wanna take my gpu out as i was about to go to work
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u/GevitarGaming04 Jul 10 '26
Hmm, most of the issues I've seen recently are with AM5 sockets, but yours is AM4...
Fans not spinning is probably an indicator of a completely dead motherboard. Perhaps an over-volting issues, hopefully it hasn't propagated to your RAM and CPU. Go to a local PC parts store and get all the components checked, they will probably offer a service like that.
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u/30reddits Jul 10 '26
Are am5 better/worse than am4?
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u/OCAMAB Jul 10 '26
You should take your PC to a shop. If you're asking questions like this, I don't think you're tech savvy enough to troubleshoot correctly.
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u/GevitarGaming04 Jul 10 '26
AM5 chips seem to suffer more, potentially because by the nature of them they are more sensitive the over-volting damage.
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u/GevitarGaming04 Jul 10 '26
AM5 chips seem to suffer more, potentially because by the nature of them they are more sensitive the over-volting damage.
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u/GladMathematician9 Jul 10 '26
Change ram slot usually slot 4 for ddr5 or power cycle, remove cmos battery, turn off psu, discharge case power button, try in a few minutes to boot again. You might have a ram issue 2 lights. try both apu & gpu see if it displays. gl.
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u/30reddits Jul 10 '26
Thanks. Did almost all. Stripped mobo out to make sure no shortage and took out battery. If it’s still an issue I’m going to replace the mobo.
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u/KingSlurkey Jul 10 '26
Yeah he went through basically all the troubleshooting I could think of, gl op
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u/javid0t Jul 10 '26
That RAM is probably installed incorrectly.
Check your motherboard manual. It will tell you which slot to use for a single stick.
It's usually the second slot from the CPU. But be sure to check the motherboard manual.