[Raindance]

mobo- ASUS, M4A79T deluxe, revision 1.02G s/n (?) 9BMOAC498738

cpu- AMD Phenom 2, HDZ965, FBK4DGM, CADC, AC1209PGT, Socket AM3

psu- Fatality OCZ550FTY

video card- GIGABYTE Super overclock HD 5770

Memory- DDR3 4gb

I installed a motherboard into my computer. I used the anti static wristband and an anti static pad while doing the work. I rechecked all of my connections. I installed the power cord and turned on the main power supply switch and then pushed the motherboard power button. The Computer booted into windows 10. I selected administrator and opened the administrator desktop. I could see it seemed to be working fine. I decided to restart and go into bios and check the settings. I pushed the power button, and the computer shut down, and in about 3 seconds in began to restart. It booted into windows 10, I went to the power button on the screen clicked it with my mouse, the computer shut down and in about 3 seconds it started up again. I repeated the attempt to shut it down, and it would restart on it's own. I pushed the main Power Supply switch to turn off the computer. I checked power Supply input voltage and output voltages, and found them to be correct. I checked all connections to the motherboard to be sure they were correct. I pushed the main Power Supply switch. I pushed the motherboard power button. All the fans started running and all the interior lights came on, but the monitor screen remained black. I pushed the motherboard power button in an attempt to turn it off. It remained on. I pushed the reset button on the motherboard. It had no affect. I pushed the main Power Supply switch to turn off the computer. I removed the power cord, and pushed the motherboard power button to "on" to discharge any latent electricity in the motherboard. To reset cmos, I removed the onboard battery from the motherboard. I removed the RTC jumper, moved it over to the right hand pins, left it there for 10 seconds, and replaced it in the default position. I reinstalled the onboard battery, clicked the main Power Supply switch on and then off. I plugged in the power cord, removed it, and then plugged it back in. I turned the Power Supply main switch on, the motherboard power button and motherboard reset switch lit up. I pushed the motherboard power button. Fans and interior lights came on. The monitor did not turn on.

Any help would be appreciated!!! Thanks in advance!!

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Gday Raindance.

Try first to set the BIOS to Defaults.

Turn of the PSU > press and hold own the case power button for10 seconds.

Trun on the PSU > press the case power on button and imiedatly press and hold the keyboard Del key.   The BIOS set up screen should appear.

Tab along to the Exit Menu > select the Load Defualts and exit.

Does your computer restart and enter the OS?

[iammykyl]

Gday Raindance.

Try first to set the BIOS to Defaults.

Turn of the PSU > press and hold own the case power button for10 seconds.

Trun on the PSU > press the case power on button and imiedatly press and hold the keyboard Del key.   The BIOS set up screen should appear.

Tab along to the Exit Menu > select the Load Defualts and exit.

Does your computer restart and enter the OS?

[Raindance]

Still have black screen. Thanks for the reply and your interest.

[iammykyl]

OK, lets do some checks first.

1   The EATX 12V plug is firmly in place.

2   The CMOS battery is facing the right way up.

3   Clear CMOS jumper is on pins 1&2. Default.

4   Over volt CPU jumpers is on pins 2&3. Default.

5  The GPU is firmly installed in the PCI 16 x 1 Blue slot and the lock lever is fully engaged and the correct power cables are atatched.

6   The display cable is firmly instyalled in matching ports from GPU to monitor.

 

Power on and test by attempting to enter the BIOS.   If fail.

Swap out the display cabe/try all the ports.

Try connecting to a known working monitor.

Move the GPU to the PCE X 2 slot and test.

Test the GPU in another computer.

Swap out the GPU for a known working one.

[iammykyl]

How did the troubleshooting go? up and running yet?