Cpu vga and timing cell problem?

Asked By sadiqmuhammad 260 points N/A Posted on - 05/12/2011

Hi,

To resolve the issue, I tried to change RAM, replaced my VGA cable, removed cell, and restarted every time I replaced something, but the problem persists. I tried to change ram in different slots and plugged in a separate VGA card, but in vain.

 

I wonder why nothing is working, even one time I cleaned the CPU with blare and tried again, but faced the same problem again. And in least, but not last I tried to eject the processor, clean it and put back in CPU but no us. My all efforts gone completely useless.

 

Please help.

 

Thanks.

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Answered By jhony_deep 0 points N/A #92167

Cpu vga and timing cell problem?

Dear Sadiq,

You did almost every thing to resolve this issue. Regarding your display / VGA problem, there are many causes of your problem but solutions are there:

1. Replace your VGA card instead of VGA cable and check; if display is ok then problem is solved.
2. Replace your RAM and try, not change your RAM slot, change your RAM. If display is ok then fine otherwise.
3. Remove cell and on your system, probably system not started then put your cell and start your system.
4. If VGA, RAM and system cell working properly then fault in your motherboard. Got check your system from computer technician.

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Answered By james071 0 points N/A #92169

Cpu vga and timing cell problem?

If your processor has damaged, these kinds of problems can occur. So replays your processor and check whether it works.

Or check your jumper setting on your motherboard though you haven’t change anything when the time passes certain things might changed. So change your jumper settings and check whether your computer works. ( DO this ONLY you have knowledge about it).

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