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Ok today i was on my computer and it froze so i restarted it and it wouldn't boot up. It turns on but nothing displays on the monitor. Its a new computer so idon't think i should be having this problem. Could anybody please help me right now i am using an old computer that only has 2 gb total!!
send it for repair????
try unplugin everything and then plugin it bak in
yea i tried that like when i turn on the computer the screen is just blank and its not the monitor cus i tested another monitor that works. I can't take it to repair becasue i have no cash.
I had a similar problem, then i found out that my graphics card died so i had to get a new one.
But since you said its a new computer i'm not sure now.
But since you said its a new computer i'm not sure now.
Reset your CMOS . . . that should fix the problem . . .
how do you reset the cmos?
there should be a battery on your motherboard, take that battery out and leave it out for a few minutes, then place the battery back in, and it should have been resetted, or if you have the manual to your motherboard, then there should be some jumpers on the motherboard that you have to move to reset it, if your not comfortable doing this, then i suggest you call your computers repair center, tell them of the problem and then have them fix it for your 
and o_0, it looks like i finally have some one eles to be the tech specialist here at NC..........ish looking at spazzy boy over there
also is there any beeps that the computer makes when you start it up?
and have you tired swapping out video cards?
and o_0, it looks like i finally have some one eles to be the tech specialist here at NC..........ish looking at spazzy boy over there
also is there any beeps that the computer makes when you start it up?
and have you tired swapping out video cards?
it may be your grahpic card. many times computer shops but old tech. into new tech. and by the way how do u even funciton with a 2 gb computer????? 
my graphic card is a year old so its not that. and it doesn't make a beep. (like when you boot up a computer then it makes a sound, it doesn't have one.) I haven't messed with the video card either nor do i have a nother one.
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how do you reset the cmos?
Your motherboard manual should have detailed procedures in how you can reset your CMOS such as which jumper to move, etc.
Just make sure you disconnect the power connector from your mobo or unplug the power cord from your power supply before you attempt to move the jumper or battery, or else you risk damaging your system.
Yeah, no beep means some settings in the BIOS have been messed up and that you need to reset the BIOS (CMOS) . . .
QUOTE(shadowfoxz @ Dec 7 2005, 03:14 PM)
there should be a battery on your motherboard, take that battery out and leave it out for a few minutes, then place the battery back in, and it should have been resetted, or if you have the manual to your motherboard, then there should be some jumpers on the motherboard that you have to move to reset it, if your not comfortable doing this, then i suggest you call your computers repair center, tell them of the problem and then have them fix it for your
and o_0, it looks like i finally have some one eles to be the tech specialist here at NC..........ish looking at spazzy boy over there
also is there any beeps that the computer makes when you start it up?
and have you tired swapping out video cards?
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and o_0, it looks like i finally have some one eles to be the tech specialist here at NC..........ish looking at spazzy boy over there
also is there any beeps that the computer makes when you start it up?
and have you tired swapping out video cards?
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My computer did beeep! what should i do? ( just wanna know, i allready send it for repair!)
QUOTE(narutobt @ Dec 10 2005, 10:08 AM)
My computer did beeep! what should i do? ( just wanna know, i allready send it for repair!)
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Each BIOS has certain beep codes that tell you what is causing the problem . . . since you already sent it for repairs you shouldn't worry about it . . .
Yeah, but if this happend again, then i know what to do! Anyway Thanks for the info guys!
QUOTE(narutobt @ Dec 11 2005, 01:06 PM)
Yeah, but if this happend again, then i know what to do! Anyway Thanks for the info guys!
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In that case how many beeps and were they short or long beeps?
The last time this happened to me, I fixed it by tightening the cable to my monitor. Just make sure it's not loose.
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