- Apr 4, 2016
- 1
- 0
- 1,510
My friend had built his new gaming PC the day before. He tried to play a couple of games, but the system was using memory from the CPU, which didn't allow him to play anything, so he decided to check the BIOS. He changed some settings, restarted his PC, and everything was working fine, except for the monitor. The monitor didn't turn on. There wasn't even a "no signal" message. I told him he must've done something wrong in the BIOS, so he decided to reset his CMOS through the CMOS jumper. After doing so, he turned the PSU on and then the computer. But nothing in the computer turned on, not even the motherboard's LED light. Any solutions to fix this problem?
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram