I have aproblem my pc worked but con't display check ram and remove griffic card but not display. help me at this time

you may re-seat your ram, video card and processor and pci cards. Turn it back on and see if that works. If you have to do that often then your motherboard has a bad connector or socket on it. If you just installed somthing on your pci slots take them out. If re-seating your ram video card processor and pci slots doesn't work, remove all pci cards and try, If that method works, install them 1 at a time and see when it stops working to isolate the problem.

Good luck hope your motherboard isn't shot,

Christopher

did u change the mointer cable.

if it work but you hear a beep try another kayboard or take the mouse and KB off and swich on the pc if no beep that mean KB or mouse is bad change ,
if the pc not work that mean aproblem with vga card or ram

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send me detail on [email protected] 1) if yours LED power on and display of window not giving then problem from cpu. a. first replace yours RAM and check display. b. then display cable and check display. c. Install new Display card and check display, if not giving display it means motherboard have a problem 2) LED not giving power on then problem from monitor a. replace monitor power cable and check display b. monitor logic card have aproblem

Try uninstalling directx and reinstalling. Also make sure you have the latest video drivers for your card.

The problem with RAM or DISplay card(It can be Moisture problem) or Processor Fan is not working properly. Open the CPU case, locate RAM, remove the ram by opening the both side clips. and put the RAM back as it is. If you have Graphics card on your CPU then remove the Graphics Card also and put it back as it is. Start the PC with opened case to check Processor Fan is Rotating or not. If Fan is not working properly then you have to replace the Processor FAN. Fan ok but same problem persists. you have to replace RAM with new one. as well as Graphics (Display) card.

The system beeps when you remove the RAM. This means that POST is working correctly and the motherboard may be fine.

Check that the monitor cable connector that connects to the video card isn't loosely connected.

When you insert the RAM, there's no display. This may mean that the RAM is detected but still faulty. Try using another RAM, if you can. Also remove the Video card (if you have a separate video card). Then, re-insert it firmly, and power up the system once again.

If you don't have a separate video card, you should test the motherboard on the bench, that is outside the computer case. Remove the motherboard, RAM and power supply (and the video card if it's separate). Put it on the bench and power it up as shown here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/raspal.century/MotherboardOnBench#

You'd need to closely look on the motherboard to see which pins are for the power switch (marked as PW-SW, PWR, PWR-SW, PWR-ON etc). Then, short them with a screw driver, for a second, to turn the system ON.

Replace the RAM and the video card one by one, if the system doesn't give any display even on the bench. This way you can find out what is the problem.

Hope that helps,
Regards,
Raspal

Hi.
To start the troubleshooting,
Do one thing.
Clear the cmos.
To clear the cmos, remove the battery and the cmos jumper. You will see JCC on the mb and it is attached to pin 1&2
You can Short it to pin 2&3 or remove it completely.
Don't forget to remove the power-cord from the power supply while clearing the cmos. together with the cmos bat & jumper.
After that try a different ram and a different vga card.
At times dust get accumulated in the slot that prevent firm contact with the vga slot or the memory bank.
Use a clean paint-brush and blow away the dust on the card, the mem and also the slot in the mb.
Fix it firmly.
try this
If you need further assitance revert back
Good luck
Uttam

Extract your laptop battery for 12 min, then power up using your power cable ( don't use the battery)

If not, check your graphics card, and that it is working properly, also check your fan.

If the beeping is constant, check your keyboard for any keys that are stuck in the depressed position.