whats happening???

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  1. svar91

    svar91 Regular member

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    i purchased a motherboard and cpu and everything was compatible but when i turn on the computer, no display comes on the monitor. i even tried another video card! and i even tried another monitor....

    so does anyone know whats is the problem?

    the bios of the motherboard is updated and i just got this motherboard today after i returned the same motherboard for a new one!
     
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  2. tocool4u

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    I had a similar problem..My board fried twice untill i realized it was the PSU defect
     
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    svar91 Regular member

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    power supply?
    the power supply is new also 600W.
     
  4. tocool4u

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    Yea so was mine... maybe if you have a spare one you could try it.....I was building a spare computer and they were all new parts
     
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    hmmmm...i doubt it...
     
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    check that the cmos jumper is in default position. also remove all cards & ram except for videocard & 1 stick of ram. reseat those. remove all cables from drives. clear the cmos using it's jumper as might kick start system. any error codes or beeps??
     
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    no display or beeps but is it the bios version?
     
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    Are all the plugs in the motherboard? If you have a 4-pin plug on your mobo (2x2 square) make sure the relevant plug is in it. If you have a 24-pin ATX connector you'll need to separate the 4-pin from the other 20.
     
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    what do you mean?
     
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    there's a large multiplug that connects into a large row of pins on your motherboard - the ATX connector.
    The old version has 20 pins and there's a separate 4 pin connector for the processor. The new version has 24 pins on one plug.

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    i plugged in both 24 and 4 pins
     
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    and ???
     
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    i just got a diagnostics check on the pc and turns out that the bios was outdated and some ide cables were bad so i got all that fixed and there is now a display!!

    problem is that it comes up with a screen for to boot in safe mode, last known good configuration etc. and i click on last known good configuration but the system keeps on restarting!

    is there a fix for this?

     
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    if using xp but different motherboard & such than what was on old setup than have 2 choices. reinstall windows from scratch or do a repair.
     
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    ok when i install windows, at the end of loading everything to install it comes up with an error and i can go on any further with the installation!

    and everything is connected properly!
     
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    Mind telling us what that error was?
     
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    all i have
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    the same screen came up for me and it wont let get to windows either
     
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    do you have a full screenshot you can put up?
     
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    Blimey that's a big picture on my 1920x1440 monitor, I dread to think what it looks like on a normal screen!


    Have you reformatted the disk clean? It could be a bad partition.
     

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