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Computer is on But No display on screen
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I have just finished putting my computer together. I was all excited that it was done. I turned the computer on and everything runs, the fans lights etc. but there is no display. I know its not the ram because i just replaced it with some that i know works. Could it be the video card. I am really pissed that the thing isnt working. Help me please
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Trouble shooting questions: (Laugh if you want, but these things do happen!)
1) Is the monitor plugged in to the wall and computer?
2) Is the monitor turned on?
3) Have you checked for bent pins on the monitor?
4) Does the computer work with another monitor?
5) Have you shut off the power and waited a while? (I have a video card that cannot handle reboots. I don't know why, it just can't.)
1) Is the monitor plugged in to the wall and computer?
2) Is the monitor turned on?
3) Have you checked for bent pins on the monitor?
4) Does the computer work with another monitor?
5) Have you shut off the power and waited a while? (I have a video card that cannot handle reboots. I don't know why, it just can't.)
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Old computers are getting to be a lost art. Here at Uncreative Labs, we still enjoy using the old computers. Sometimes we want to see how far a particular system can go, other times we use a stock system to remind ourselves of what we once had.
Back to basics.
Remove or disconnect everything except:
Processor and heatsink/fan
1 RAM module
Display card (and the monitor of course
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Get the system completing POST with just that, and then connect up other components one by one, checking to see that it still completes POST.
Connect up the hard drive last if Windows is already installed on it.
Remove or disconnect everything except:
Processor and heatsink/fan
1 RAM module
Display card (and the monitor of course
)Get the system completing POST with just that, and then connect up other components one by one, checking to see that it still completes POST.
Connect up the hard drive last if Windows is already installed on it.
Need to install Windows again?
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#4 27 Days Ago
hi...my computer is no display...when i tured on...it appears.......safe test..monitor is working...3 color is appears...help me...
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