Problem: no video input
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Hello,
I assembled my new components: AMD 4000+ processor, 1 GB of Corsair Value RAM, 8600GT graphics card with an ECS (Elitegroup) motherboard and a 420 watt LC Power ATX 2 power supply. Once all the parts were assembled and connected, my black screen displays "Warning: no video input" at every startup and stays on this message.
The computer powers on, the fans are running, and the CD drive works. I checked everything but I'm stuck.
Moreover, I’m missing a cable for the motherboard power supply, but I read on a forum that it's normal...
That’s it
Your help would be appreciated
Thanks
I assembled my new components: AMD 4000+ processor, 1 GB of Corsair Value RAM, 8600GT graphics card with an ECS (Elitegroup) motherboard and a 420 watt LC Power ATX 2 power supply. Once all the parts were assembled and connected, my black screen displays "Warning: no video input" at every startup and stays on this message.
The computer powers on, the fans are running, and the CD drive works. I checked everything but I'm stuck.
Moreover, I’m missing a cable for the motherboard power supply, but I read on a forum that it's normal...
That’s it
Your help would be appreciated
Thanks
6 answers
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Good evening,
1) The beep at machine startup
No beep
Bad contact motherboard/processor
RAM not detected (possibly damaged)
1 short beep repeated
RAM refresh error
Reinstall the memory sticks.
If the problem persists, change the RAM sticks
2 short beeps
Parity error in the first 64 KB of memory
3 short beeps
Memory error in the first 64 KB of memory
4 short beeps
Memory failure in the first 64 KB or Timer failure
Defective motherboard
5 short beeps
Processor error
Solution: reinsert the processor, ensuring it is well seated
6 short beeps
Keyboard failure
Solution: change the keyboard or the keyboard controller chipset
7 short beeps
Virtual mode error
Defective motherboard
8 short beeps
Video controller missing, RAM is faulty
Reinsert the graphics card or its extension memory.
If the problem persists, change the graphics card.
9 short beeps
BIOS ROM error
Solution: reinsert the BIOS DIP circuit
10 short beeps
CMOS memory access error
Defective motherboard
11 short beeps
External memory cache error (Level 2)
Solution: properly reinsert the cache memory
1 long beep, 2 or 3 short beeps
Video error
You should already give us this information.
Then you talk about which “cable” of the motherboard?!?
Are you sure about your connections for the motherboard?
What type of memory do you have?
Regards
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