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Join Date: Jul 2007
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since this tower was given to you i guess you dont know if it had video before? if it is onboard video your video connector would plug directly into your motherboard if it is a seperate card it will be plugged into one of your PCI slots. everything seems to be working (computer wise) so i would say IF your video is built in to the motherboard then it is bad. you can pick up a PCI video card and install it and you should be OK. At this point I would say it is your video card..I have a drawer full of them....lol
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The lady I got it from said it was working fine that morning then when she went back in that evening everything was off. This is the kind of board I have
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...330089&lang=en
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...330089&lang=en
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OK, you have onboard video so it is possible when the power supply died it took the video with it. The first thing you can try is a new cable (cheapest) if that dont work pick up a new PCI video card and all you do is insert it in one of your open PCI slots, plug your cable into the new card and boot up. Hopefully you will be up and running again. If you have a shop near you try to pick up a used one cheap just to see if it solves your problem before spending money on a new one....good luck
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No its certainly not the hard drive. Fisrt reset the cmos, because Im sure you did some troubleshooting before posting here.
you can remove all ram except for one and swop them aound in youre slots, starting the machine up after each swop. btw what is the current wattage of the psu you bought
No its certainly not the hard drive. Fisrt reset the cmos, because Im sure you did some troubleshooting before posting here.
you can remove all ram except for one and swop them aound in youre slots, starting the machine up after each swop. btw what is the current wattage of the psu you bought
"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever" Mahatma Gandhi
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okay sorry I didn't get back to you yesterday but had a massive migrane. I tried another hard drive just for my benifit and that was not it. So on to the video when I plug in a monitor nothing happens there is power but thats it. I guess I will try another video card but have to get one for a PCI slot as mine was on board can I do that or not, The lady at the tech store said not all computers support that
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