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Can anyone think of a reason
Why wouldn't a mainboard not show any video or sound, even if I have
tried: different CPU different Video Card No CPU Just speaker Taken it out of the case New power supply Removed the battery then put it back in. (reset bios) Checked speaker it works. I have tried all these things If someone could think of any thing else I would try if for sure. TIA -- I read recipes the same way I read science fiction. I get to the end and I think, "Well, that's not going to happen." |
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"S.O.S.D.D." wrote in message news:0Mchc.190010$oR5.32819@pd7tw3no... Why wouldn't a mainboard not show any video or sound, even if I have tried: different CPU different Video Card No CPU Just speaker Taken it out of the case New power supply Removed the battery then put it back in. (reset bios) Checked speaker it works. I have tried all these things If someone could think of any thing else I would try if for sure. TIA Maybe RAM? But more likely that it's dead Steve |
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Have you tried a different monitor or monitor cable?
CrimsonLiar "Stephen Williams" wrote in message ... "S.O.S.D.D." wrote in message news:0Mchc.190010$oR5.32819@pd7tw3no... Why wouldn't a mainboard not show any video or sound, even if I have tried: different CPU different Video Card No CPU Just speaker Taken it out of the case New power supply Removed the battery then put it back in. (reset bios) Checked speaker it works. I have tried all these things If someone could think of any thing else I would try if for sure. TIA Maybe RAM? But more likely that it's dead Steve |
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"CrimsonLiar" wrote in message news:2Kfhc.245$3c4.56@newsfe1-win... Have you tried a different monitor or monitor cable? CrimsonLiar "Stephen Williams" wrote in message ... "S.O.S.D.D." wrote in message news:0Mchc.190010$oR5.32819@pd7tw3no... Why wouldn't a mainboard not show any video or sound, even if I have tried: different CPU different Video Card No CPU Just speaker Taken it out of the case New power supply Removed the battery then put it back in. (reset bios) Checked speaker it works. I have tried all these things If someone could think of any thing else I would try if for sure. TIA Maybe RAM? But more likely that it's dead Steve I have tried another computer on the monitor that I was using for it. The monitor worked fine. I assumed that it would work on the problem compter too. Even without a video card I should have heard the system beeps. ??? what do you think? |
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"S.O.S.D.D." wrote in message news:0Mchc.190010$oR5.32819@pd7tw3no...
Why wouldn't a mainboard not show any video or sound, even if I have tried: different CPU different Video Card No CPU Just speaker Taken it out of the case New power supply Removed the battery then put it back in. (reset bios) Checked speaker it works. I have tried all these things If someone could think of any thing else I would try if for sure. TIA Probably the mobo is faulty. However check the floppy cables, some mobos wont boot if they are put in reverse. To be sure, put only CPU, one memory dimm and the agp card, remove any other sort of devices and cables that plug on to the mobo like ide cables, floppy, audio, usb,firewire e.t.c. Do a clear cmos using the jumper, then boot. |
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"S.O.S.D.D." wrote in message news:8nkhc.193407$oR5.69701@pd7tw3no... "CrimsonLiar" wrote in message news:2Kfhc.245$3c4.56@newsfe1-win... Have you tried a different monitor or monitor cable? CrimsonLiar "Stephen Williams" wrote in message ... "S.O.S.D.D." wrote in message news:0Mchc.190010$oR5.32819@pd7tw3no... Why wouldn't a mainboard not show any video or sound, even if I have tried: different CPU different Video Card No CPU Just speaker Taken it out of the case New power supply Removed the battery then put it back in. (reset bios) Checked speaker it works. I have tried all these things If someone could think of any thing else I would try if for sure. TIA Maybe RAM? But more likely that it's dead Steve I have tried another computer on the monitor that I was using for it. The monitor worked fine. I assumed that it would work on the problem compter too. Even without a video card I should have heard the system beeps. ??? what do you think? I know somebody that had the same problem, we pulled RAM, all cards, everything except speaker and CPU. Sent M/B back, they did *something* and sent it back claiming all well. It then worked. He then did BIOS reset and hey presto locked again. M/B went back again, they sent it back and it is OK, just he is not trying to reset bios via jumpers etc.......... Don't know what they did (was it just wait long enough without power?) Doesn't really help except to let you know you are not on your own.... Mark |
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On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 17:06:04 GMT, "S.O.S.D.D."
waffled on about something: Why wouldn't a mainboard not show any video or sound, even if I have tried: different CPU different Video Card No CPU Just speaker Taken it out of the case New power supply Removed the battery then put it back in. (reset bios) Checked speaker it works. I have tried all these things If someone could think of any thing else I would try if for sure. TIA Do you have any memory in it?! If you've got more than one stick try it with just one of them on it's own, then try the other one, again on it's own. Try it with no hard drive or floppy connected. I've seen some motherboards that won't even turn on the psu via the ATX plug if the HDD cable is in round the wrong way. Do you have any sign of life on the motherboard? Does the power light on the case light up? Does the CPU fan start to spin? Does the PSU fan start to spin? If not, you might have connected the Power switch to the wrong place on the motherboard, or the switch itself might be faulty. D0d6y. -- MUSHROOMS ARE THE OPIATE OF THE MOOSES |
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"S.O.S.D.D." wrote in message news:0Mchc.190010$oR5.32819@pd7tw3no...
Why wouldn't a mainboard not show any video or sound, even if I have tried: different CPU different Video Card No CPU Just speaker Taken it out of the case New power supply Removed the battery then put it back in. (reset bios) Checked speaker it works. I have tried all these things If someone could think of any thing else I would try if for sure. TIA if it is a motherboard for intel processor, you have to plug another 4 pin(shaped as square)12v connector, along with the big main voltage plug(which is 2pinsx8pins i think). |
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Sorry folks I didn't give you the whole story.
It's a Gigabyte board with via chip AMD 1600 512 meg DDR 2100 All started when I put a new Heatsink and Fan on it. Before that it ran like a top. first thing I did was dissconnect one drive at a time, checking each time It wouldn't start up no fans no beeps nothing like it wasn't getting any power. But this was not concistant sometimes it would start other times not. I figured it might be the power supply, so I replaced it with a brand new one. Enermax. only change was the fans worked all the time. Then I took all the other things off, Soundcard etc. booting after each one was removed. Same, no change. Next took the CPU out and put another one same kind in. still same Tried another Video card. same no change I then took out the battery left it for a few hours. No change I put the ram into another computer and it worked fine. video card and monitor were all checked the same way in another computer I took the board out of the case hot booted it same just fans running no beeps. I've just about run out of things I can think of doing. any other suggestions??? TIA you folks have been great. "Stephen Williams" wrote in message ... "S.O.S.D.D." wrote in message news:0Mchc.190010$oR5.32819@pd7tw3no... Why wouldn't a mainboard not show any video or sound, even if I have tried: different CPU different Video Card No CPU Just speaker Taken it out of the case New power supply Removed the battery then put it back in. (reset bios) Checked speaker it works. I have tried all these things If someone could think of any thing else I would try if for sure. TIA Maybe RAM? But more likely that it's dead Steve |
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