please tell what's going on and how do i fix it. i have a t6544 emachine its 2 years old.

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Hi — since was right that this looks like a hardware issue and moved the thread here, below is a short, practical checklist to isolate a “no signal” problem on that eMachines. Work top-to-bottom and post back what you see (fans, lights, beeps, monitor text) so we can narrow it.

First, verify the easy stuff: confirm the monitor has power and the correct input selected, try a known-good VGA/DVI cable and a second monitor or a TV if available, and note whether the monitor reports “no input” or is just black. If the machine powers on (fans spin, HDD LED blinks) but you get no video, that tells a different story than if nothing powers up at all.

Next, isolate internal components safely. Unplug, ground yourself, then reseat the video card and RAM modules; try one RAM stick in the primary slot. If the board has onboard video, remove the discrete card and test the onboard port. Check for blown or bulging capacitors and loose power connectors (CPU/GPU). Try clearing CMOS (battery out for a minute or jumper method) only after power is removed.

If those steps fail, test with a minimal bench setup (PSU, CPU, one stick RAM, video) or swap in a known-good PSU or GPU if possible. If you still have no signs of POST or beep codes, post exact symptoms here — beep pattern, LEDs, whether fans spin — and we can recommend the next diagnostic tool or replacement part.

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uhmm..welcome to Daniweb djcolej.. But you have to post your question in respective forum !

what' s respective form?

Welcome To Daniweb friend :)

what' s respective form?

I think your's is a hardware problem. Check this forum.

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