Monitor saying no signal problem

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HarrisDougie

HarrisDougie

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I'm looking for someone who can use a IM service with me to help resolve my problem as helplines for both GPU and Monitor don't work.

There isn't anything I can give in return but I would really appreciate if someone could help me out. Reply if you can then I can go into more detail.

Thanks :)
 
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Several things to try, check cable, make sure it's tight, no bent or missing pins. Try a different cable. Make sure you are using the right input on the monitor. Try the monitor on another computer to rule out a monitor issue. If the monitor is good, is the computer actually turning on? If it does but no signal, check the motherboard for issues especially popped capacitors, they should all be flat and silver, if puffy or have black stuff coming out of the middle, motherboard is bad.

Reseat the power connectors in the computer and the RAM, try things again if the rest of the tests came out OK or ruled out a monitor issue.

Do you have another video card try? Onboard if the issue is with an add on card, or an add-on card if onboard...
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Several things to try, check cable, make sure it's tight, no bent or missing pins. Try a different cable. Make sure you are using the right input on the monitor. Try the monitor on another computer to rule out a monitor issue. If the monitor is good, is the computer actually turning on? If it does but no signal, check the motherboard for issues especially popped capacitors, they should all be flat and silver, if puffy or have black stuff coming out of the middle, motherboard is bad.

Reseat the power connectors in the computer and the RAM, try things again if the rest of the tests came out OK or ruled out a monitor issue.

Do you have another video card try? Onboard if the issue is with an add on card, or an add-on card if onboard video has the issue. Try a different card. Try your card in another computer. After all that you should be able to narrow down the issue to a single component or at least only a few of them.
 
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