Not detect monitor,maybe can't run bios - Amptron Computers & Internet

means that you need to go into the bios setting and go to hardware manager i thing on hp and dissable the fan monitor or open case and make sure system and cpu fan are pluged in and running

Check your video card connection.Be sure you have set the default monitor in the BIOS settings.If it still doesn't work. Try to install a video card because your motherboard maybe faulty.

At first check the battery that's on you motherboard. The battery powers the bios on your motherboard. The bios detects you push the power button and turns on the pc. If the battery is dead the bios has no power, so it cannot detect you push the power button and will not turn on the pc. So replacing the battery will solve the problem. If the battery is not the problem, I think your motherboards bios is dead. Maybe it can be fixed but you'll have to send it back to the manufacturer I think.

Your N9600GT provides two HDMI out puts for dual display.
Even though you are currently only using one HDMI. Switch your monitor cable to the other HDMI out put. See if you now have display.
Also while in the bios allow, Page 2-27 in manual, Allocate IRQ to PCI set to [Yes]. Page 2-24, Internal Graphics Mode Select, [Disable]

Luck!
Mike

do u have a video card? or your monitor in connected in tou integrated grapics port? (i.e. in *********** board.) maybe your bios is set up in booting up on iether of its two and your monitor is connected to a different. try connecting it from the two, while booting up.

this is a bios problem... or make change your bios battery... maybe it weak...

Check your BIOS setting to see if it detects the hard drive (Primary disk 0). If it can't detect the hard drive then the hard drive maybe faulty. Open the case unpluge the IDE cable from the hard drive and reconnect it again, also unplug the IDE cable at the motherboard and reconnect it again including the power connector on the hard drive.
There maybe an option to test the hard drive in the BIOS, if so use it to test the hard drive.
If the hard drive is faulty, you need to replace it and install Windows, the various device drivers and your programs to get a functioning computer again.
You might consider buying a new computer (it will be faster & better than the old Dell) and you have your new monitor to go with it.

not a problem, slow display response, if the graphic card is "onboard" try to give him some more memory in the bios.
maybe you run too many aplications together - close open apps.
maybe you play a very high resolution demanding game - lower the resolution in game,
maybe you have very little RAM on computer (at least 512 MB) - buy more RAM,
maybe you have a virus or malaware that "eats" memory- run a complete check

Bad capacitor(s) on the motherboard can cause this problem, corrupted BIOS maybe... try flashing BIOS.
Probably the CPU if your not getting any error code beeps on startup.. NO Processor for the BIOS instructions thus no Beeps !

Your new video card might be bad. Or you just might need to reseat your new card, might have a bad connection. Not sure how new your BIOS is? You might need to change a setting in your BIOS to stop using the on-board video.

My BIOS auto detected my video card, but your BIOS might not be that up-to-date.