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Dear Sir,
Is there any beep sound coming out and is the
monitor having the correct power supply? This
might be that the RAM or motherboard is faulty.
Please confirm the issue in order to have further
help.
Thank you.
Is there any beep sound coming out and is the
monitor having the correct power supply? This
might be that the RAM or motherboard is faulty.
Please confirm the issue in order to have further
help.
Thank you.
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Jan 2, 2010 at 04:53 AM
Jan 2, 2010 at 04:53 AM
1. Is your monitor OK - unplug the monitor cable from the cpu, if it says "no signal - check video cable" then the monitor is ok.
2. like the dist.urbd said above check the ram - is it beeping ( there are a few different kind of beeps each one resembles to a different faulty).
4.Take out your rams and switch it.
3. Your vga card might need a replacement - borrow your buddy's vga card (if its a pci card type) and slot it in your pci slot - if its the faulty of your vga card then this should work.
5. Could be your processor ( u can try using another processor - if u can get hold of one! - not advisable if u r not familiar with ripping apart your machine)
6. All these dont work, then its your motherboard's faulty - depends on the amount of damage done to it. Might have to replace it `$$$$$$` unless its still under warranty.
2. like the dist.urbd said above check the ram - is it beeping ( there are a few different kind of beeps each one resembles to a different faulty).
4.Take out your rams and switch it.
3. Your vga card might need a replacement - borrow your buddy's vga card (if its a pci card type) and slot it in your pci slot - if its the faulty of your vga card then this should work.
5. Could be your processor ( u can try using another processor - if u can get hold of one! - not advisable if u r not familiar with ripping apart your machine)
6. All these dont work, then its your motherboard's faulty - depends on the amount of damage done to it. Might have to replace it `$$$$$$` unless its still under warranty.
Thanks for your help everyone. Fortunately I was able to fix the problem. It was the RAM card that came with the desktop computer, somehow it popped up off its slot. So I removed it and placed it on another available slot and then my computer started working again. Thanks!
