It's 945GCR Motherboard. When the jumper is kept in clear mode it is going on. when it is in normal there is no display. I've checked RAM and Power Supply. Everything is fine. Can anyone assist me!

Remove all components from your mb and bios battery. Place jumper to clear cmos and make short to battery cmos. Leave 1min and after place cpu and one ram in mb. Replace jumper from clear cmos in normal position and verify. If not display, change ram.

Hi there,
you can troubleshoot this problem very easily

• confirm you connected all your cables including to monitor and 4pin power for graphics to MB
• confirm your RAM is good, if you have two RAM, use single RAM for checking, replace with new
• Clear BIOS by reconnecting Bios Jumper, if your jumper has 3 pins remove Jumper and connect with other two pins
• If you have graphics card, check it, if you have doubt about this, use motherboard graphics, or replace with a working one,
• if still not working after replacing new RAM and Graphics card, replace your processor, it will surely work if your motherboard has no problem

Thank you
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Hmmm, I have seen a few people reporting this problem with this motherboard... seems to me that it might be a bug in the bios. Well, I had exactly the same problem. It did not even give a beep sound when the memory was completely removed. I was convinced that the motherboard was faulty. Then I thought of trying the following that helped:

On the board the JCMOS1 has 3 pins and pins 1 and 2 are closed in normal operation. Moving the jumper to pins 3 and 4 puts the motherboard in clear CMOS memory mode. So this is what I tried; I move the jumper to pins 3 and 4, pressed power a few times (although I don't think that is necessary), and after about 30 seconds I moved the jumper back to pins 1 and 2. Then when I pressed power the motherboard FINALLY emitted a beep and started up. On first start up I got a message, something to the effect of "CMOS checksum error", but I was then able to go into the bios reset defaults. I then saved and went out and my motherboard has been working fine since then. Hope this helps someone who has a similar issue.

Try cleaning the RAM as shown in the image below:

also you can try resetting the CMOS, here's how it's done on your motherboard:

CLRCMOS0 allows you to clear the data in CMOS. The data in CMOS includes system
setup information such as system password, date, time, and system setup parameters. To
clear and reset the system parameters to default setup, please turn off the computer and
unplug the power cord, then use a jumper cap to short the pins on CLRCMOS0 for 3
seconds. Please remember to remove the jumper cap after clearing the CMOS.

The location of the CLRCMOS0 on the motherboard can be seen on the image below. (labeled no.10)



If problems persist. Replace the RAM. Hope this helps.

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Try to clean the pins on the board, check the connection inside th jumper. (with multimeter or else). Try to clear the bios .

That is what you are supposed to do move jumper 30 seconds and replace back to original
your BIOS should be set to default check that you have correct ram inserted into M/board

Hi ,

Have u tried?

First u clear the cmos means beside the battery there is one jumper with 3pins (2 pins are shorted with jumper)

U put the jumper in 2,3 position in system off mode keep some sec's time and kept the jumper as usaual.

Then u check the system ,if no display pl change the PSU

Pl try it

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Clear your bios, remove your all pci cards & then try.