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The very first thing you need to do is unplug all drives inc power.
Now remove as many add in cards as you can without compromising the system.
Try to boot at that point.
If it boots re-connect each piece of hardware one at a time until you find one that causes a problem.
Double check that item for any issues and replaces if needed.
If you have had the fan off the cpu for any reason then you should have cleaned both the cooler fan underside and the top of the CPU and put fresh thermal grease made for that purpose on there. DO NOT use too much as that is almost as bad as too little.
Is the fan the correct type eg motherboard takes 3 pin and fan is 4 pin ?
Make sure it is connected to the CPU FAN pins on the board and not system fan.
If you have another computer and the fan can be removed from the cooler itself you could plug it into the system fan port of another computer to try it out.
under no circumstances should you run a system without the CPU cooler running as it could cause irreparable damage to the CPU
problem may be with your RAM modules, remove all your RAM modules (if more than one) clean the metal contact points with a dry cloth, then put them back in properly (be sure to do this)
If there is no beep, even after removing RAM means you have faulty Motherboard and/or faulty Processor.
Try to reconnect CUP also clean the CPU socket on board and try to test without RAM, if you got long beep (RAM missing) then proceed further i.e. add RAM, HDD, CD/DVD etc step by step.
If didn't get any beep try to test with other motherboard/CPU to find which one is faluty.
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