Well I've done everything suggested and still nothing. The only difference with resetting the cmos.or unplugging everything is upon starting up again it will shut down after about 20 seconds and then turn back on and stay on. It does not do that if I turn it on and off with the power button. I think I just have **** luck and accidentally killed my cpu.
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