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I dont have a clue what the PSU is SUnplugging all the USBs was the first thing I did. But it still hanged at the same point. And then I took it apart after and still no luck. Wont boot unless clear CMOS every time, not battery. TOPIC MOTHERBOARD BOOT PROBLEM, RESET CMOS REQUIRED SOLVEDSUB TOPIC WIRELESS KEYBOARD PREVENT BOOT SOLVEDKEYWORDS ASUS, MOTHERBOARD, BOOT PROBLEM, MEMOK, RESET CMOS, FIRST BUILD, WIRELESS KEYBOARD. Others have posted on various website tomshardware, techsupportform, etc with the same issueproblem. After reading a few websites and speaking to ASUS tech support, I found no solution. However, I found this easy fix work around. DATE OF BUILD June 2. MACHINE Specs stated below. PROBLEM Build created with specs outlined below. Only essential components compiled into PC. Mobo, CPU, CPU FAN, Graphics card, 1 RAM into 1 slot, PSU. Press the Mem. OK button, or complete circuit with two pins to boot. Splash screen comes up, needed to put in a keyboard to press F1 or different F button or DEL to enter BIOS, I only had a wireless keyboard HP wireless keyboard Elite, so I used that. Boot works normal. Then I shut if off, then when I try to boot again, it doesnt work, nothing at all lights up, no response. I take the wireless USB dongle out for the keyboard, but still it doesnt boot. I still only had the pc essential components in there. I disconnect the PSU, then plug it back in, press Mem. OK button, but still doesnt boot. Then if I RESET CMOS this will also reset time and date, then it works. To reset CMOS, you also need to disconnect the PSU and wait a few seconds. The motherboard booklet shows how to reset CMOS. So basically, everytime I shut down pc, I needed to reset the CMOS in order to boot. Also, if just a pc restart, it does start up properly. This was annoying, I search around the internet, and others have said the same thing about the ASUS motherboard and they gave up and got a Gigabyte mobo. Others have suggested solutions like just a bench test, check PSU power output to make sure it outputs correct power to mobo. But these didnt work, and others have stated this not working. ASUS TECH SUPPORT Seriously these people are not that helpful in finding a solution, they would just go through some troubleshooting things, then they would just say, send it back in and well replace it. Also, I dont think the ASUS motherboard tech support is that experienced or knowledagble Ph. USA number. I spoke to 5 different staff members there, and only 1 guy sounded like he knew what he was doing. Then finally I figured it out, it was the wireless keyboard that I was using that prevented the motherboard from booting, I think it was something to do with the 2. GHz the wireless keyboard runs at, interfering with the mobo components. But I needed the keyboard to be plugged in there to press the F1 button to enter BIOS. I called ASUS again and told them it was the wireless keyboard I was using HP wireless keyboard Elite and that it prevent mobo from booting, the Mem. OK button didnt work. They still had no idea why or how to work around it. SOLUTION Then at last I found a work around, a solution, I tried connect the motherboard to the computer case and I wanted to see if the power button on the computer case would turn on the mobo. Success. IT WORKED. I connect all the components, and if I press the computer case power button, it starts up, no problems. So, it wasnt much of a problem anyways, just the Mem. OK button doesnt work. So if others are doing a build and encounter this discrepancy, its not really an issue, just connect it to computer case, and it will all work. It doesnt really feel good when you have a 1. I called ASUS and told them of the solution work around, just in case another poor fellow calls up with the same problem. Mind you, they still didnt sound much interested. Regards,Kenan Yigiter. Control Software Engineer. Technical Specialist Architect. And a Turk. Em. ky. How To Install Broadcom Drivers On Kali Linux. MACHINE CPU AMD FX 8. GHz, 1. 25. W, Eight Core. MOTHERBOARD ASUS 9. FX AM3MEMORY CORSAIR 1. GB 4x. 4GBVIDEO CARD XFX Radeon HD 6. GBPSU CORSAIR TX7. WHard Drive OCZ SSD.