Troubleshoot a PC With No POST or No Display
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In this video I will show you how to troubleshoot a No POST Issue on a computer. Sometimes the computer could be dead or computer turns on but no display on monitor. There are many different scenarios and I will help you fix and resolve this problem whether its a new PC build or old computer. its a very common issue caused by a common problem and we will need to do some pc troubleshooting to fix No POST Issue or No Display.
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Having trouble with your new or old pc? Getting NO POST? or NO Display? Maybe your PC is dead? I will show you how to troubleshoot these common pc problems.
i have a question when i boot up my computer there is not bios screen and i can't change my ram speed so i am set to the defult speed 1200mhz i really need help can someone please help me
@@solventtoast3013 There is a way to get into the Bios from windows. Search it up.
@@mutasimrahman6833 ik it does not work for me the uefi menu does not pop up
What do i do if my mobo requires a bios update for my cpu?
@@Gmokos Either get a new mobo that supports your cpu right out of the box, or get an older cpu, update the bios to support the cpu that you want to use, and put the new cpu in
I wish i was one of those ppl who just have to reseat the ram :(
Same *cries*
@J M cries
i did it last night and it worked but it s giving me the same problem again
same my man i think my gpu isn’t working
@@naturalst7532 I think I may have a solution for you, try plugging in the hdmi into a gpu hdmi plug in.(Make sure that the switch is off in the power supply). Once you turn it back on, hold the reset button for 5 seconds.
Ive been building PCs for about 3 years now and everytime I have an unsuccessful boot a little but of me always panics. Glad there homies like you on youtube thank you
al my friends call me for pc trouble and think's i'm a computer wizard but in reality i just watch britech09 :)
cheers
Did all this work until i realize the hdmi cord wasn’t all the way plugged in. Wow
You need hdmi cable?
@@filippawlowski5927 you can use any cable that connects to your monitor
Same lmfao
Bruh I love you thanks lmaoo
Bruh. I read this comment and check myself and that was my problem as well. 🗿
2:06 thank me later
thanks
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@@matthewramos7530 thx
I got u a free sub
@@minawillow thanks dude:D
Just wanted to thank you for showing the cables behind the tower. I have not put the cable in behind the graphics card. No other video shows the placement ( I thought it went in the top monitor area) being totally new at pc - my first build. Oh and the front panel switches are a pain in the aspect. Clearing the CMOS - remove the battery and wait a few minutes to put it back in. Now the system runs woohoo. Waiting on 2 x 4 GB Corsair Vengance DDR3 Ram cards before I finish the build. Brilliant video btw.
Britec thank you so much > I have learn so much from you and I work on boxes every day at 76 years . Its great fun helping people with thier problems . Thank you for solid advice ,
You're welcome Robert
Very informative as always, Brian!
Cheers Bard
Your my hero. My pc had been working fine for a year and then suddenly wouldn't post. Thought something hardware needed replaced. Been benching my pc for couple weeks or so. One of your suggestions worked like a charm. All hardware fine. Saved me a bunch of money in parts I dont need.
I reset my whole pc for nothing :)
What was the suggestion
which suggestion
dude what fuckin suggestion wh ywoud you do this lol
2 years... What did you do? I used my pc for 1 year as well and it suddenly stupped posting.
Appreciate the video. I double checked my cables and sure enough, I had plugged my HDMI cable to the motherboards HDMI port and not the Graphic card's HDMI port as I should have done. Double checking the cables seems like idiot's work, but it actually worked, so thank you,
Ravi Peiris M.D.
Yea same I just did the same thing
Immediately realized there’s a reset button on the back of the power supply that immediately fixed my problem thanks for the video 🖤
Thanks Brian! Great advice, especially not to throw around the packaging, that silly stuff ;-)
OH Brian, "Don't get your nickers in a twist" Made me spit my coffee! LOL
FYI, just ordered me some "Lockets" , never had.
lol
@@Britec09 Bri, maybe they don't like your Indian accent, lmao. Just some levity.
very common expression in England :D
Great video, it helped me a lot! Cleaned out my PC for regular maintenance and wouldn't post after putting everything together, after much trial and error searching for a helpful troubleshooting guides for someone that doesn't have a ton of parts to put in and out, I manage to post after trying one of my two installed ram sticks and it worked, thanks to this video. Again Great video, very concise! Liked & Subcribed!
*ALWAYS CHECK IF YOU HAVE PUT YOUR VIDEO CABLE (HDMI, DP or other) IN GPU!* The cable has to go to GPU.
This got me good twice in my life.
Thank you so much! My pc stopped showing image. It did turn on but it did not POST. all fans(gpu and case) were at full speed non stop. I tried to get image from cpu with no luck and considered replacing the motherboard. But reseating the RAM and unplugging and plug in back all cables made it work again.
Awesome as always Thank-you for your time and effort
You're welcome
I went through all of these steps and even flashed the BIOS to the newest version and it still won't post. The only thing I've landed on is the RAM is not on my mobo manufacturers compatibility list, so hopefully that's my issue. This is a good vid for newer builders to watch!
Hey did you fix your problem I’m having the same issue
Yes I did and it's funny bc I never thought of this at all! The problem was the actual HDMI cable I was using came with the Xbox 1, and I swapped cables and it posted right up and I was so pissed but relieved at the same time. I would had used a DP cable if I had a monitor that high end but for now I have to use my TV and that was the issue. I hope this helps.
I know this video is a little old but u saved my life I thought my computer was done but it’s good now thx to u
Thanks so much. I had everything connected perfectly, all connections snug and... no post. 2300 usd in components and I thought it was all about to end in failure. Got near the end of this video and on a hunch decided to tinker with the RAM a bit. They were in the correct slots (Dimma2, and Dimmb2), firmly and completely seated, but I swapped one stick for the other (still using those same two slots) and wham, booted right up!
It’s 2022 and people still owe you the costs for new parts, wow. Thanks so much!
HI , I had a no post issue, replaced BIOS battery, all fine now.
i’m new to pc, my monitor just says no signal detected, the pc is running fine i think but i can’t get to boot screen to install windows
Same here, did you fix it now and how please
@@goma6489 My motherboard slots for ram were slots 3 and 4 instead of 2 and 4, try using just one stick of ram and see if you can get it to boot
@@sully1417 it turns out that my gpu hdmi is not well or so but it works now, thanks anyway
@@goma6489 wait I really need help I just built my pc and I only have hdmi and it won’t show my pc on the display and my keyboard and mouse isn’t detecting but fans are working a the debug led are on my motherboard how did you fix it
@@UltraFixx did you fix it cause I'm having the same problem?
Thanks so much. It was my ram tried overclocking I'm going to stay away from that till I get a new pc thanks once again 😉👍
How were you able to reset it?
@@wackofalltrades Don't know if you still need help, but if you remove that little battery you have on your motherboard for a couple minutes, that resets CMOS and that should remove all overclocking settings you had.
@@elvistrejo5150 nah I found out the problem was my GPU. But thank you
This is my go to video / check list whenever I encounter this problem
Thanks so much. Had No post, and watched a dozen videos on youtube until I found yours. I was afraid one of my parts was faulty. Went through your approach and discovered that my front panel was plugged improperly (got rid of the adapter), and began to get display. Thanks a bunch!!
What do you mean by this?
Front panel adapter?
Your life saver i almost went to the strore to fix it but i turned out being the ram
What was wrong with it?
I love you , the right side of my 8 pin connector was a bit loose and that fixed it
Great video. Turns out that one of my ram sticks wasn't clipped in properly.🤦♂️
Same
i was getting frustrated cause I didn’t know what’s wrong with it
Brooooooo. I’m such a dumbass. I thought my pc was broken. I wasted hours trying to figure out what was wrong with it. Turns out both of my ram sticks weren’t clipped in properly. If I didn’t see ur comment I would have wasted a couple more hours taking apart my pc. Thank you so much.
Thank You bro you made me double check And my pc posted after
Oh my god thank you i almost cry
My ram sticks light up but is there still a chance they arent in properly?
Thanks man!! It was my bios That needed resetting. Was lighting up fans going and everything, just would no show anything on the monitor.. sorted thank you 👍
How did you fix it if u cant go on the bios
@@Samystick he remove CMOS battery and put it back, it does reset bios. But still my monitor black don't know what the problem
7:05 I lost it when he said “As They Say...” 😂
After replacing the motherboard, my PC worked fine - the fans were spinning like it should, and everything looked and was heard alright in the case - except it didn't give any signal to the monitor. However, it turned out that the problem had to do with RAM sticks not properly connected into the motherboard. Make sure they're pushed in well and carefully
In my case the new motherboard was defect … checking the parts before putting together the system is essential!
Brian, thanks for all the tips.. I’m wondering if you could suggest what I do next? I’ve had the Win10 64 bit PC with Amd 2700Ryzen cpu and high end Graphics card and 16gb ram on 4 sticks running reliably for 2 months since I put in new Ram and the new Graphics card . The problem is I have no HDMI signal from either display port on the graphics card and none on the motherboard’s Display port either. The boot up sequence as viewed from front panel Drive Indicate LEDs looks and sounds Normal the hard drives are spinning up and it looks like the M2 Nvme drive is booting normally, the optical USB mouse led looks normal, I see no activity on the Kybd or more importantly the Ethernet connector LEDs. I looked at the Power Supply voltages with a DMM and they look normal, the RGB leds on the motherboard all cycle thru they’re colors normally but I don’t hear the Beeps I used to hear upon POST. I reseated the graphics card, it’s power connector, the motherboard connector and will soon tear everything apart and try too get it to Display anything as I boot up cause rite now all I get is No HDMI Signal. Any thoughts would be most welcome.. regards JimS
An update.. this problem turned out to be corrected by swapping the DDR4 RAM between slots.. .. a long ordeal but it’s now fixed
I have everything set in correctly and plugged in with my first build. Getting the lights of life and fans running but no display, even with changing the cord from HDMI to VGA. The monitor used is often connected to a work laptop by HDMI, so I know it works on that port at least. I changed the slots for my RAM cards and no change in activity. I'm not sure what may be wrong with it and I don't have spare parts to try with it.
Yo I just build mine and everything seems to work except it doesn’t show a display either
Andrew Dominguez same
Same. Have you solved it? If you have, how did you fix it?
Everybody ! I clicked my restart button and everything started showing. Then I made sure my computer screen was plugged into my graphics card rather than my motherboard
lol exact same
Damned legend you! It worked! Never thought i would have to change a battery on my motherboard, didnt even know there was one.. Its a10 year old computer, failed to show anything on screen on startup, no beeps. Now its all good! Back to gaming now, thank you!
Was it the batteries by the graphics card. That looked like quarters?
@@metrogames1114 yes, placed on the motherboard right under the grapichs card slot. The battery was a "3032" (if i remember correctly) - Looked like a quarter heh
@@TallDudeSSj ok. I replaced it and it didnt work. I have a dell optiplex 7010. I did a case swap and as soon as i plug in the power supply the fans start spinning. (Kinda like i pushed the power switch but I didn’t i just plugged it in). And i hold the power switch to turn it off and it turns off ( keep in mind. No picture). I took out the ram and re installed it, unscrewed cpu fan and rescrewed it back on. I have a gt 1030 btw
My PC is brand new and it started not working. My ram sticks are not dirty at all but I took them out, run a brush by them and reinstalled them. And now my monitors are working. Thank you so much because I was freaking out lol
Ok so this pc was built in 2010 i changed the old parts with new one but when i start pc the monitor showed no display and the usb ports stoped working, then i met RYANSROOM617 on Instagram he help me setup my PC back and is working perfectly, he also helped my kids unbanned their ps4 .. He's a pro hacker and legit 👩💻
You can also text him on WhatsApp +1 442 233 0240...
thanks,its really support to me.i assemble my pc, got same problem.i got answer in 5:41. Power switch
Thanks again
Hello, if you build a new pc for first time and if you use ryzen cpu this is for you. A Ryzen processor without the suffix 'G' (in model number) needs a Graphics card (GPU) and you can't output it to screen without one. So for a normal user you'll definitely need a Graphics card not only for BIOS update but for using it too.
Ryzen processors* (as mentioned above)comes without integrated graphics card which is needed to display to the monitor.
Thanks mate. I'm running a mining rig and this morning found it on a black screen but powered on. Tried everything I could think of including swapping out the power supply which is a mission on a mining rig with multiple GPUs.
One of the first things I tried was moving around the RAM, but what I didnt notice on the first look was that a tiny drop of oil from the GPU suspended above the RAM had dropped directly into the RAM holder and was shorting. Cleaned that out and wiped the RAM card and she booted up perfectly.
A pc keep giving alarming beeps or siren but still work fine. Usually first thing to do is to replace the PC case and install the RAM in different slots, but some RAM stick are the “leader” stick that must be in the slot 1 to make a pc POST as the other sticks of RAM “follower” sticks that couldn’t POST all by itself.
It may not be the PSU has fault, but replace the PSU may fix it if all the fans works fine when there was no POST. Replace mobo’s battery too. In many cases no PC parts has fault, it just need to replace the PC case, RAM, PSU, battery with another working PC parts, so after doing all that, you ended up with 2 working PC system and not a single faulty PC part.
May need to replace the PC case because some pc case’s back panel is curved outward and need pushed inward to put in the screw to secure the graphic card, so after some years or weeks of use, it pulled things out of place, bow and arrow theory … …
Man thank you so much this my first build and im 12 my brother was suppose to build it but he didnt so i gave it a shot! It was working fine for a while and then occasionally it would have no post but the 24 pin connector wasnt in proper! Must have been falling out. Your a lifesaver
12??? impressive
@@tankn00bs4 14 now lol
@@d_murphy4415 how did u go from 12 to 14 in 1 year
@@babaloons4887 use your brain
@@d_murphy4415 i did lol
Ur supposed to be 13 or almost 14 unless youtube is wrong
Thank you my issue was only the power supply cable I’m glad it was just that
I went through 7 , yes 7 GPU cards before I got one that worked . RX 490 from AMD was the culprit and I also went through 3 motherboards, also AMD before I got a computer that worked the way it should from a new build in 2018 . Very frustrating to say the least as the quality of new hardware is just garbage across the board . I am very leery to even try to do another build after this last one .
That's stunning. I've never ever heard of someone having that much trouble, I'm so sorry.
jeez, thats bad..
True, the new one latest one always give problem without solutions
Thank You for this informative video, I have a question how to know if my power supply is dead or broke etc, and how to fix it . Thank in advance sir :-)
one way is using a multi meter to test if you don't have a spare PSU.
Thank you for the help! Turns out I had to plug my HDMI directly into my gpu and update bios.
You just solved my problem friend. Thank you so much
Thank you
I nearly replaced my motherboard, but thanks to you I found that is was the RAM slots, they were playing up and righted themselves. Thanks very much!
How did you fix if
what did u do?
I forgot to plug in the Power cable for the CPU man that wasted an hour of my life thx so much for that video
Thanks lad
Cleaned the ram sticks and started working perfectly
Good explanations
Thank you so so much for this video! I wacth always your video i wacth every day
Thanks for watching
Thanks very my pc now turns on :)
Thank you so much
I had a PC with no post issue, and even though the power supply was working, and I checked the voltages under load, it turned out to BE the POWER SUPPLY!... Make sure you put a higher power one when you install a new PS...Cheers!
Hi brit i have a question...
I bought an r9 290x all seems to work fine but when the gpu plays a game or becomes stressed the gpu turns off but the pc still runs.
Any ideas on this ? I herd it could be gpu or it could be psu I honestly dont know but I've been spending alot Iof money trying to fix this issue
Thank you, after an hour or two i finally found the culprit. The cpu power cable who was hiding underneath the motherboard. Funnily enough it was the exact same issue when i assembled last time. Slow learner.
Great video, turns out all I needed was a new battery... didnt even know they had a battery.. Thanks.
I'm having a no boot no display scenario but no new battery, so fingers crossed that's what it is.
A pc keep giving alarming beeps or siren but still work fine. Usually first thing to do is to replace the PC case and install the RAM in different slots, but some RAM stick are the “leader” stick that must be in the slot 1 to make a pc POST as the other sticks of RAM “follower” sticks that couldn’t POST all by itself.
It may not be the PSU has fault, but replace the PSU may fix it if all the fans works fine when there was no POST. Replace mobo’s battery too. In many cases no PC parts has fault, it just need to replace the PC case, RAM, PSU, battery with another working PC parts, so after doing all that, you ended up with 2 working PC system and not a single faulty PC part.
May need to replace the PC case because some pc case’s back panel is curved outward and need pushed inward to put in the screw to secure the graphic card, so after some years or weeks of use, it pulled things out of place, bow and arrow theory … …
Thanks to the comment section, all I did was pull out the ram, wipe and drop it back in the slot.
Can't believe it was that simple
In my case, each time I turned off the power to the PSU, I need to install a different graphic card into the PC to make it POST, then installed the one that failed to POST back into the PC and it would work fine. So I need to repeat this by each time the power is out in my house!
very informative as always,
Side note, I should really rotate my shroud on the cooler to make AMD at the top to. haha thanks for the idea
p.s.... Enough Lockets :P
lol you can never have enough
very helpful. i tried everything cuz my asus rog strix b450 f gaming motherboard had a solid orange light and my fans and rgb was going on. but it wasnt displaying it on the monitor. took 1 of my ram sticks and booted it up and it worked.
I did that after unplugging Asus board i59600K and wouldn't display and took out ram and fixed issue even with ocm memory reset, nothing was wrong with ram positioning before unplugging
Mate you're an absolute legend, I unplugged and replugged everything was googling new motherboards, then tried that and it posted. Was it fine afterwards once you plugged your other stick in?
@@CaraxYT yes. i just put it back into the ram
slot and it worked just fine.
@@contact9254 sadly one of my RAM sticks was defective, but returned the 2, got a replacement and PC is up and running now. Thanks!
Hi Brian, I have a problem starting up one of my two monitors which occurred after using a replacement for my primary monitor. Simply put, when I boot my system my primary monitor won't turn itself on (The led-display stays orange). When I turn off this monitor itself and turn it on manually it starts normally. When I restart my system (after it started up) this problem doesn't occur. Any thoughts?
Mine seems to do it intermittently after doing something in BIOS, hardisk lights still flash etc.
mine too, tried to overclock my ram and then it just shut off, have you found a solution?
Guys I know how to fix it. If reseating the ram doesn't work use a screwdriver, make sure the power supply is still plugged in but turn the switch off, press the power button a few times to make sure its off. Hold the screwdriver on the 2 pins sticking out where it says CMOS on the motherboard usually on the lower right or left for 15 seconds then try to turn it back on. I was getting a boot loop for 5 hours tried literally everything re-seating ram, everything.... and this is the only thing that worked.
There is always the possibility that your brand new parts are faulty. In my case the brand new motherboard was defect and the cause.
I had to pull my gaming rig apart and discovered a screw shorting the mobo to the chassis/case. Stupid mistake but here we are.
Nice one again Brian cheers Don.
You're welcome Don
I had this problem... dead processor.... twice!!!! No ones been able to explain what happened even after swapping out almost everything :)
Dead Processor is not very common, but they do die on occasion
@@Britec09 yeah thats what I kept hearing.... but 2 times in 3 years is odd... Gigabyte stress tested my mobo for almost a week with multiple configs and it proved fine both times.... My system ran flawless for almost 24 hours a day then one day I reboot and nothing.... swapped most items out and ran again flawless until I rebooted once again.... just never came back up.... Now I am on Proc #3, PSU #2, ram #2, case front #2 (In case USB caused shorts), mobo #2 (even though original was good I still asked for a replacement and that one was tested), Only thing I never swapped because I couldnt afford to is my GPU....
@Grayy Catt no... Mine died during a reboot... ran fine then reboot and no post... everythings fine except CPU is dead....
@Grayy Catt get a PSU tester and check it with another GPU
Grayy Catt hey, if you want to know if your PSU is the problem than you have to do the “paper clip test” ..... search it up on google
My pcs fans start run but it doesnt boot and my keyboard and mouses led dont work as well normally as soon as i pres the start button the led of the keyboard start to light but now it does nothing what should i do
Same
Same here have you found a fix?
@@vexz2922unfortunately no i think my mobos ram slot has a problem. im going to the local computer store as soon as the lockdown ends here
@@vexz2922 update: it looks like my display port cable has a problem. i used my dvi to hdmi cable and it worked! At the begining I didnt think that the problem was my cable because of the keyboard leds not lighting up. but for some reason when i use my display port cable those lights dont work. I ordered new display port cables now.(i dont want to use that hdmi to dvi cable bc when i use them i cant use my highest refreshrate on my monitor )
I had this problem do you guys have a graphics card and if you do connect the hdmi to it
Fix from reading the comments 😆.
Ram stick was slightly off and that prevented the whole system from posting. Wow...
My PC was running fine until a couple of nights ago when I rebooted it and the everything powered on but no video signal and no post screen. I tried turning it off and back on a couple of times same result and I swapped out the HDMI cable and used another port on the TV still no joy. I have a mini ITX system that uses an external PSU and my 1st thought was is the power supply playing up and luckilly I have a standard ATX power supply that I have tested and will try that very soon having removed the board from it's very tiny case. You mentioned ram could be an issue here I test that as well but I would like to know in situations like mine what would be the common problems that cause it and could it be CPU related as I use onboard graphics.
Make sure your monitor is set to the display cable you are using
lol thanks dude, just canged ant now its good😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The first thing I check is to make sure the RAM is fully seated onto the motherboard ... that's a mistake I've made a couple of times.
yeah, lets all basicly unplug and replug everything >:( most common problem is prob the bios of the motherboard and there is nothing to do if that is the case but to get it hooked up with hardware that fits the bios firmware then install the right update for the bios for the hardware you wanna use and that should solve the problem..... except that is a freaking hastle huff in it self.
best bet, don't go cheap when building a PC and make sure all parts fit each other
How do you avoid this issue
I got a used enermax 535 supply for a acer m3910 motherboard. With that computer the fans spin but nothing else happens. When I put the original psu back on it immediately boots. The enermax works on at least 3 other motherboards which also had 1 P4 lead. I think it was because of one of: too much ripple, out of range voltage (but they seemed pretty normal), amperage messing up some circuity. It is frustrating.
Thanks man
I was doing great , but I have to admit I totally fucked up... I thought I had a extra fan 3 pin for a extra front case fan and plugged it into my msi CMOS. I can believe it. Everything was running so well before this, and it still starts perfectly, just no post on monitor or keyboard LEDs, mouse, etc. I think I ruined my board over the dumbest mistake
Hello my friend can you tell us about OPSWAT big love
OMG MY RAM WASNT ALL THE WAY IN THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!
What worked for me is constantly taking it apart and changing hdmi cords, after a hold week my p.c is up and running!
Thanks bro may pc is working fine again
So here I am with that same motherboard MSI Tomahawk Max. I can't get it to boot so I'm looking at videos and find one of yours someone I already subscribe to and you say the magic words hey maybe your grounding out your motherboard and I'm like no way no that can't be the problem I put this motherboard in the way it was supposed to. I just keep thinking about it and thinking about it an go, okay you're right I put it in a case before I should have so I take it all back out of the case put it on the motherboard box and try to start it up and wham-bam magically it's working and booted right it and it's beautiful damn I'm such an idiot. Thank You!!! you just saved me a lot more days of headache and thinking I had a bad CPU or motherboard
Ok so this pc was built in 2010 i changed the old parts with new one but when i start pc the monitor showed no display and the usb ports stoped working, then i met RYANSROOM617 on Instagram he help me setup my PC back and is working perfectly, he also helped my kids unbanned their ps4 .. He's a pro hacker and legit 👩💻
You can also text him on WhatsApp +1 442 233 0240...
I know this video is old. But I was putting together a test bench. AMD 3300x with a B550 msi tomahawk single 8GB ram stick. Upon powering everything seemed like it was ready to go, so ezdug feature meant that CPU, Dram & VGA led test would pass & move to next test however when it got to boot led it would stay there & nothing would ever post no display no nothing, Also 3300x has no graphics so gpu plugged to attempt display output.
So after hours of nothing working, I pop a different B550 board from asrock & success, everything worked. Same ram, same cpu same cooler, same old gpu just changed out the board.
So any recommendations or advice or explanation what might be wrong with the board. I plan to order a diff CPU like a 3600x n see if it works. But in the mean time I’m looking for answers
Thanks.
If still no display, check the cpu pins and check if it is dirty.. Clean the ram also woth eraser.. :)
Sore throat Brian , noticed all the lockets 💻
My pc recognize the cpu other then that it doesn’t recognize anything else
If anyone having the same problem just check the ram and ram slot 1by 1. I did the same and found out it was the ram
So I just upgraded my motherboard to a gigabyte b450 ds3h and cpu to ryzen 3600 and It had the latest bios update or the one compatible with 3rd gen ryzen as it said on the box and it booted up fine and I went to load a game but the cables were touching the fan, so I turned off my pc the cable was the hardrive cable and I plugged it into the slot next one along and so it wasn’t rubbing the GPU fan anymore but now I won’t get any display on the monitor? I put the cable back to the old one it was in also, and still nothing but everything boots I even hear my windows booting through the headphones I tried the monitor cables I have 3 and used different ones and even tried my other monitor, I didn’t update the bios right away after turning it on for the first time? Is there anything I can do to get it to boot?
Worked for me i recommend trying very god video
Thanks❤️
Holy shit, it was my damn front panel cables. I literally was crying so hard bc I thought my GPU was broken. THANKS! 😮💨
What did you do ?
That is the reason why buy a desktop tower PC, if You have video problems, a gpu Target or MB just change because all is Made with the correct standar, then if You Buy a laptop You have to thing in a better choice, thanks for this video
You're welcome
I had this issue on a recent bill. And it turns out it is monitor related in my case. I was able to swap out the monitor and all works great now.
I've been trying to build a new pc for months now. I bought all new parts, powered it on, no post. I've been buying new parts since but it still won't work. Every time I get a new part in the mail and my computer still won't post, I die a little bit inside.
Just get it done by a professional if you haven’t done so already and if it’s fixed what was the problem you were having
I feel your pain. Just built a PC today, made the mistake of not testing beforehand and it won´t post. Done all the checks, no loose cables, cleared CMOS as I had to update BIOS for new Ryzen CPU. Powers on, fans spin and light up but that´s it. Power button doesn´t turn PC off so I´m thinking PSU or Mobo.
@@hotblack1166 Did you fix it?
@@cynthiaandoh9575 Yes I did but I can't say for certain what the problem was. I took it all apart and assembled it again outside of the case with the motherboard sitting on the motherboard box. I tried to post without the graphics card as I'd read that it should post without it if only to indicate that it can't recognise the graphics card but again I didn't get a single beep. With the graphics card installed it posted and after reinstalling everything back into the case, it worked fine. I did have an issue with one motherboard standoff where the screw refused to screw into it. With the standoff and the screw in my hand they would happily fit together but with the motherboard between them, they refused to screw together. I resorted to screwing them to the motherboard whilst holding the motherboard and then screwing the standoff to the case when installing the motherboard to the case ... If you know what I mean? Anyway, I can't say for sure that the standoff was the problem as I thought I had secured it the first time but I definitely made a secure connection the second time and this time it posted and everything went smoothly after that. It may not be your problem but I'd double check that the standoffs are all tightly connected to the case and when the motherboard is installed, all the screws are all tightly screwed to the motherboard. Good luck!
@@hotblack1166 I already tried to reset the CMOS and change the CMOS but that didn't work. I rebuilt it and that didn't work, and I already checked if the Ram and CPU were installed correctly.
I might see if the case standoffs is the fault. Thanks.
My PC doesn’t give video output and I can’t use my keyboard and mouse.
It’s a brand new pc tf how am I supposed to load into bios, I already tried the ram shit nothing. Edit: I moved the ram to different slots and it told me to that plug in my gpu lol
I have the same problem , how do you fix It ?
Same did YOU fixed the problem?
Same problem. How to fix?
Sameeeeeee I’m so triggered
My problem was that the cpu poder conector was broken
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i have an old pc that just stopped posting one day. when i power it on the fan sounds it makes are different (verry slow to spin up before it was like and engine starting up loud and sudden then slowed down) also it powers up then its plugged in now then i press the power button that never happened before . aly ideas what it might be
I have a power supply with the PG pin not having a good connection, can i get help fixing this?
So what is the cause of the beep code in troubleshooting your computer no display?
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Yo thanks britec for such informative videos. But still My monitor says no signal but everything's spining and numlock, scroll and capslock indicators are responsive.?
I've done some steps
1changed ram and vga cable
2 psu is new
3cmos is clear
Same