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 2004-12-23, 23:48 |
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 Problem Building a PC
I just finished building a PC from scratch for a friend, but I've ran into a small problem. When I power it up, everything appears to be working fine. The CPU fan starts spinning, the hard drive comes on, the CDROM's LED light lights up, etc. However, when I plug a monitor in, the monitor doesn't receive any sort of signal.
Ive got a Radeon 6800 in it, and it appears to be installed correctly. That is what I am hooking the monitor up to. Another problem I have noticed is that the CDROM, although the LED lights up, it will not open when the button is pressed. Right now this is not a major issue, I am mainly concerned with getting the monitor working. Does anyone have any suggestions for what I should check?
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2004-12-23, 23:52 |
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Re: Problem Building a PC
Make sure the motherboard isn't being shorted out anywhere. I had a friend build a system where one little screw was touching the motherboard and the case, causing a short. The fans turned on an all, but no video.
Check that.
Also, try pulling out all a cards, drives, etc and see if you get a video feed.
Moving to T&T.
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