No signal on my monitor
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Ty-Chieur -
Ty-Chieur -
Hello,
After moving house, I tried to reinstall my desktop PC and when I turned it on my monitor lights up and shows no signal, then turns off. Maybe a problem with the timing of the connections?
After moving house, I tried to reinstall my desktop PC and when I turned it on my monitor lights up and shows no signal, then turns off. Maybe a problem with the timing of the connections?
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0
5 answers
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Hi,
3 solutions:
- your wiring is done wrong (even though the monitor plug normally only fits one type of plug.
- your cable (or the cable plugs) connecting your monitor to your PC is faulty
- your graphics card is dead (or your motherboard if integrated graphics)
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Your PC is working, it makes no noise, beeps?
It didn’t get any shock during the move? Even a small one? -
No, there is no chronology to follow for the connections.
They are done with the PC powered off.
Once everything is connected, you start your PC.
If the screen does not receive the signal, see my first post.... -
Hello,
If you have two display outputs, make sure you use the correct one.
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In my opinion your graphics card is dead as ludoranv said.
When I bought my PC, I picked it up, put it in my car, got home and the hard drive was cracked because the simple road bumps had damaged it. But it was under warranty.
The second time, the car was full of cousins, lol.