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PC-Monitor Connection Issue: Replaced Motherboard & Graphics Card, No Signal Detected

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  • #1 5319643
    c4
    Level 16  
    Hello

    I have a problem with the connection of the PC and the monitor, namely when I start the computer, the monitor does not get a signal. Everything seems to be moving and the monitor is not. I replaced the motherboard and graphics card and then the same. What could be wrong?

    greetings
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  • #2 5319671
    szymsze87
    Level 17  
    Maybe a stupid question and you replaced the signal cable?
  • #3 5319726
    c4
    Level 16  
    When I connect the monitor to my laptop with the same cable, everything works fine
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  • #4 5319812
    iron64
    Level 41  
    Describe the equipment, i.e. the names, symbols of the elements, did you measure the voltage of the power supply and does the speaker squeal?
  • #5 5320570
    szymsze87
    Level 17  
    Not even the splash screen and POST visible?
  • #6 5320629
    c4
    Level 16  
    The screen has a green LED, but the screen is black and white. Probably MSI MS6340 disc, GeForce 2 card, some NEC monitor. I have not tested the voltages and the loudspeaker is silent
  • #7 5320882
    Mikroprocesor
    Level 12  
    If the loudspeaker does not speak, it is quite a bad sign, maybe something about the power supply?

    greetings :D !
  • #8 5321472
    81575
    Level 13  
    Have you tried to connect another monitor to this PC?
  • #9 5323295
    pecet7
    Level 18  
    I bet on graphics.

    Moderated:

    Please read what the author wrote first to avoid writing such nonsense in the future.

  • #10 5324339
    81575
    Level 13  
    I have already met several times with monitors that did not respond to every PC, sometimes it was a small broken wire in the control cable and more than once with cold soldering, there are also monitors that have permanently attached control cables and a worn plug can work wonders no color or a pink screen or the monitor is unresponsive
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  • #11 5324597
    miziaj1
    Level 1  
    if nothing is squeaking with the announcer, it can be bad ... see if the card has not come out of the slot and see if all the fans are spinning
  • #12 5325692
    ons1417
    Level 14  
    It may sound silly, but once I had a similar situation and it turned out that everything went back to normal when I unplugged one of the drives, which later turned out to be faulty and blocked the BIOS. My advice: try disconnecting the drives or the floppy disk drive. If the problem disappears, the fault lies in the broken device that you removed.
    Greetings.
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  • #13 5326574
    81575
    Level 13  
    You could even try to start the PC without any drive, at most it will squeal that there are no ons1417 drives may be quite right, the damaged drive blocks the power supply and the prock does not have all the voltages then
  • #14 5919531
    sksik
    Level 10  
    Hello, I have a similar problem as the author of this thread.
    So yes - the computer worked without any major problems for 1.5 years, but a few days ago during the game there was no signal for a while, it reset and it worked ok. A day later there was no signal for the monitor. I checked another monitor, a new cable, and then the same problem. When activating the internal loudspeakers it makes two long beeps followed by 8 short beeps. I really have no idea what could go wrong and would be very grateful for your help. I would like to emphasize once again that the computer ran for 1.5 years, approx.
    greetings
  • #15 5919618
    mat_ed
    Level 43  
    Check your BIOS - AWARD or AMI - and decode the sounds using the website -> bioscentral.com (Bios Beep Codes).
  • #16 5919732
    sksik
    Level 10  
    A więc: posiadam bios AMI i według tej stronki:
    8 short Display memory read/write error The system video adapter is missing or defective

    i druga możliwa opcja:
    1 long, 8 short Display test failure The video adapter is either missing or defective
  • #17 5919751
    mat_ed
    Level 43  
    Clean the computer inside, especially the AGP slot. Clean the graphics card contacts.
  • #18 5919842
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM
    Probably I had the exchange card the same, sometimes it turned on until then only such squeals as you 2 long and 8 short ones were helped by replacing the card.
  • #19 5919987
    TheGreK
    Level 14  
    Try a different video card and see if it works ... Maybe the agp port clicked.
  • #20 5920076
    sksik
    Level 10  
    I cleaned it did not help, I have no place to get another graphics card, I will have to buy a new one, but if I buy a new one and it is not the fault of the card but the port, nothing will happen to the new card? If it's the port's fault, is it going to be checked somehow?
  • #21 5920116
    TheGreK
    Level 14  
    It doesn't necessarily have to be an agp port. Borrow from a friend and check. Do not buy anything until you find out the cause of the fault.
  • #22 5920171
    sksik
    Level 10  
    Well, this is where the problem is, I have no one to take from, everyone who knows it works on a laptop.
  • #23 5920258
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM
    Ideally, go to the computer shop and let them check if you buy the card right away.

Topic summary

The user is experiencing a "no signal" issue between their PC and monitor after replacing both the motherboard and graphics card. Despite the monitor's green LED indicator, it remains unresponsive. Suggestions from the forum include checking the signal cable, testing with another monitor, and ensuring the graphics card is properly seated. The absence of beeps from the internal speaker indicates potential power supply issues or a defective video adapter. Other recommendations involve cleaning the AGP slot and graphics card contacts, disconnecting drives to rule out faults, and borrowing a different graphics card for testing. The user has an MSI MS6340 motherboard, a GeForce 2 graphics card, and an NEC monitor.
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