I'm building my own PC for the first time, but when I run it, something weird happens.
When I flip the PSU switch to be on, it immediately gives power to everything before I the power to the motherboard is activated.
However, nothing actually shows up on the screen until I activate the normal power. When I do it loads OS, everything becomes normal...
When I click Shut Down, it does shut down - but all my fans are still spinning, and it seems like they're receiving power when they shouldn't.
Someone told me that the problem might be caused by a BIOS setting that automatically turns on the computer when there's power, and that setting should be off.
I went into the BIOS to check that setting, I think I found it but it was already on 'off'
It was called "AC Back Function"
So that must not be it as it was already off.
What is the problem, and how can I fix it?
When I flip the PSU switch to be on, it immediately gives power to everything before I the power to the motherboard is activated.
However, nothing actually shows up on the screen until I activate the normal power. When I do it loads OS, everything becomes normal...
When I click Shut Down, it does shut down - but all my fans are still spinning, and it seems like they're receiving power when they shouldn't.
Someone told me that the problem might be caused by a BIOS setting that automatically turns on the computer when there's power, and that setting should be off.
I went into the BIOS to check that setting, I think I found it but it was already on 'off'
It was called "AC Back Function"
So that must not be it as it was already off.
What is the problem, and how can I fix it?