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Computer Starts But No Picture On The Monitor


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#1 toothfairie

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Posted 16 July 2007 - 11:43 AM

i've tried another monitor, but it still doesn't show anything. also, after i disconnect the monitor, it says no cable connected. so i know that the monitor connects. why isn't it showing up on the screen?? :ph34r:

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Posted 16 July 2007 - 12:23 PM

Can you boot into SAFE Mode by tapping F8 continuously at Boot until the Menu comes up and then selecting SAFE Mode. If you can, and you get a Video Display while in Safe Mode, then the problem is most likely in the Video Adapter (onboard or graphics card) either physical failure or corrupted drivers. could also be CPU/Mobo failure RAM failure Power Supply failing _____________- Can you boot into BIOS Keyboard for booting to BIOS varies per MoBo F1 F11 Del If you can boot into BIOS, check the various settings to confirm that your Video Adapter is being recognized. __________ Made any changes Recently??
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#3 toothfairie

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Posted 16 July 2007 - 12:44 PM

we put a new memory card in. tried it without new one and old one specifically to see if it was either or that was corrupt. i'll try your suggestion. thanks

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