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Pc boots up no display no led lights on cpu all fans spinning

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pkkumarcool
pkkumarcool Original post #1
Nov 24, 2019 at 7:00 AM
So my pc is running but no display is coming on the monitor.I checked the monitor by removing vga cable from cpu and its shows no signal So my monitor is fine.
what i did
>I removed ram and cleared it with eraser no display
>removed and plugged back in cpu and hdd cabled no display.
What can be the problem also my cpu indicator lights are not glowing,Btw those lights are for hdd or processor?
Vyom
Vyom #2
Nov 28, 2019 at 11:17 AM
If you have multiple RAMs, try using one of them at a time and using different slots.
Light on cabinet are to indicate that the PC is ON, and other light is for HDD activity.
pkkumarcool
Nov 28, 2019 at 9:17 PM
If you have multiple RAMs, try using one of them at a time and using different slots.
Light on cabinet are to indicate that the PC is ON, and other light is for HDD activity.

Only have one ram stick tried to change the slots too but no success hdd light not glowing


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topgear
topgear #4
Nov 30, 2019 at 7:20 AM
Post your pc config.

How old is your motherboard ?
Borrow a compatible working ram module from friend and try with that.
pkkumarcool
Nov 30, 2019 at 7:38 AM
Post your pc config.

How old is your motherboard ?
Borrow a compatible working ram module from friend and try with that.
About 5 year old pc


i3 3210
Foxconn h61 motherboard
Kingston 4gb ddr3 ram
Sapphire 7730 1gb ddr5
local psu
320gb wd hdd


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pkkumarcool
Feb 20, 2020 at 3:35 PM
Guys still not solved please suggest something @whitestar_999


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W
Feb 20, 2020 at 8:14 PM
Usually in such cases chances of mobo being bad is the highest, you can take just the mobo+installed processor to some nearby pc shop for testing which will confirm whether the mobo or psu or ram has the issue(they will have their own ram & psu so only your mobo will be left if it still doesn't work,chances of processor being faulty is very low).
pkkumarcool
Feb 21, 2020 at 8:20 AM
^i took them to the nearby pc shop they took 250rs and did nothing they saying the mobo is faulty and they quoting 4000rs for repair Its a lga 1155 mobo.I dont think is genuine to shell out such money on old system like mine.What to do now?
W
Feb 21, 2020 at 11:48 AM
^i took them to the nearby pc shop they took 250rs and did nothing they saying the mobo is faulty and they quoting 4000rs for repair Its a lga 1155 mobo.I dont think is genuine to shell out such money on old system like mine.What to do now?
Never repair a mobo if it costs more than 1k. Check olx for your city for used H61 mobo. For reference I am planning on selling my pentium G620+gigabyte H61+4gb corsair ram combo for ~3.5k.
topgear
topgear #10
Feb 22, 2020 at 7:41 AM
^i took them to the nearby pc shop they took 250rs and did nothing they saying the mobo is faulty and they quoting 4000rs for repair Its a lga 1155 mobo.I dont think is genuine to shell out such money on old system like mine.What to do now?

you can do it yourself I mean the test thing - H61 has onboard VGA so use that.

Unmount the graphic card from motherboard.
Reset bios setting by removing the CMOS battery from motherboard for 3 to 4 mins. Do it when pc is completely disconnected from all power sources.
Test with single dram module if you have multiple. Test both dram slots of the motherboard.
Lastly, borrow and check with a PSU from a friend or better buy new decent one. It's never recommend to or wise to use local cheap PSUs.
pkkumarcool
Feb 22, 2020 at 10:55 AM
you can do it yourself I mean the test thing - H61 has onboard VGA so use that.

Unmount the graphic card from motherboard.
Reset bios setting by removing the CMOS battery from motherboard for 3 to 4 mins. Do it when pc is completely disconnected from all power sources.
Test with single dram module if you have multiple. Test both dram slots of the motherboard.
Lastly, borrow and check with a PSU from a friend or better buy new decent one. It's never recommend to or wise to use local cheap PSUs.

Done test with vga still no display removed and resetted cmos as well no difference.Its either psu or mobo have to check that.


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