PC is turned on but no display in Monitor

Asked By megriggs 10 points N/A Posted on - 04/13/2012

Good morning,

The computer in our office has a problem on its display.

The computer is already turned on and it seems that the CPU is functioning well.

The problem is that there is no display on the Monitor except the No connection thing.

What causes this problem and how can I fix this.?

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Answered By Monir 0 points N/A #98968

PC is turned on but no display in Monitor

Hi,

You think that your computer is functioning well, i.e. The cooling fan on the processor is running. But do you hear any beep sound from the motherboard during start up? There may be a problem with the RAM.

The monitor will display nothing if your RAM is loose or damaged though the processor will run. So open your CPU casing and check the RAM. If possible remove the RAM from the slot and install it again properly.

Now check Video Card and again install it properly in the same way of RAM. Now turn on your computer. You will get your Window if there is no technical problem with those two devices. 

I hope you understand it.

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Answered By Gideon Yasti 15 points N/A #98967

PC is turned on but no display in Monitor

Hi,

At first you might be sure that the monitor of your computer is on, if the natural or red lighting does not screen then take try to convert on your monitor and face your monitor power connection

You should be verified that the VGA connection of your monitor in returning part is functional. There have 15-pin plug in the returning part of your monitor. If it does not work effectively then you cannot see anything as a screen.

You may check your monitor in another PC for analyzing it. If your monitor performs on another PC then you may sure that your video cards broken.

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