Might want to drain out your PSU. Take your power cord out of the back of your PSU, and press the power button a few times. Try connecting again, see if it works.
Tryed that, didn't work. That's what I need to do in order for the computer to start up again after it's been in sleep. Only way to get the peripherals to work. I did notice though that once I try and wake up the computer a red light comes on, on the motherboard. idk if that is standard or if its indicating something is wrong.
P.S. I did a little reading around and one website said this can happen if you have to much RAM. I know my system can support 8gb's and the sticks are 1600 but I also noticed in my Bios that the RAM is at 1644 or somthing, is that normal?
@ OneEyedEd, please don't double post, if you have something else to add to the conversation and no one has posted a reply since your last post (within a 24 hr. period), please use the edit button (looks like a pencil) to add it to your previous post.