Thanks for any help.
Antec 902 Case
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xGhost
, Jun 18 2010 02:37 AM
#1
Posted 18 June 2010 - 02:37 AM
Thanks for any help.
#2
Posted 19 June 2010 - 09:11 PM
More information like what the motherboard is and what hardware you are using would help pinpoint the problem you have. video card?, memory?, make and model of MB?
While most motherboards have a built in system speaker, a few don't. Check for a small round black object on the motherboard.It looks like this one in the top right hand corner of the picture.
Yes you can buy a case speaker if you have somewhere to plug it in. You need to check the motherboard documentation to see if there is a system speaker on board on not.
You also may try hitting the delete key while the computer is booting up to see if a BIOS screen comes up. If you still get nothing then you have a video problem.
Check the following.
Monitor works? try it on another computer. are graphics set to default?
video cable, is it bad? tried another cable?
Do you hear a string of beeps when the computer is starting? a SINGLE beep says the computer hardware is all working. Anything else points to a hardware problem.
Is the ram Memory installed in the computer seated properly, and can you try another known good memory stick?
Beyond this it is time to try using a video card to see if you get any video at all.
SRX660
While most motherboards have a built in system speaker, a few don't. Check for a small round black object on the motherboard.It looks like this one in the top right hand corner of the picture.
Yes you can buy a case speaker if you have somewhere to plug it in. You need to check the motherboard documentation to see if there is a system speaker on board on not.
You also may try hitting the delete key while the computer is booting up to see if a BIOS screen comes up. If you still get nothing then you have a video problem.
Check the following.
Monitor works? try it on another computer. are graphics set to default?
video cable, is it bad? tried another cable?
Do you hear a string of beeps when the computer is starting? a SINGLE beep says the computer hardware is all working. Anything else points to a hardware problem.
Is the ram Memory installed in the computer seated properly, and can you try another known good memory stick?
Beyond this it is time to try using a video card to see if you get any video at all.
SRX660
#3
Posted 19 June 2010 - 10:57 PM
It turns out it was a short in the motherboard. It was a refurbished motherboard and wasn't working properly. Thanks for the help, though!
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