I don't know the problem

jariknet

jariknet

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Can u give me some explained about this problem.
once upon a day, I cleaned my computer hardware from d' dust. After I turned on the computer, my screen didn't appeared anything (nor bios setup). So, I've packaged that computer until now, he2.
Can u handle this one, pls?!
:P


thnk's
 
Do you hear any audio tones other then one single beep upon first turning on the power to the system? If the video card is lifted up in the PCI, AGP, or PCI-Express slot you won't see anything onscreen. If the video card is no good or lifted you should be hearing an audio alert. Do you see any drive lights flicker for a few seconds or the power light stay on?
 
My grapich card is still good one (after, I try connected to the another computer and run). My motherboard's power light still on when I turned it on. I forgot about it toodl1, anyway I didn't use wet or somthing like that, I guess, he2

thnk's
 
You probably blasted the power button wires and other off of the small block of pins on the board coming out of the wiring harness from the front panel. You have power to the board but no on switch working. Recheck all plug in type wiring and see if you find any small off of the pins. Refer to the manual for the board itself for the diagram there.
 
It depends what you cleaned it with. You may have fried something with an electrostatic discharge, or possibly just reseating everything will bring it back to life.
 
no any sound out form mobo. cause' I don't plug the cable spk from mobo. And my fan are still work anyway. I guess, i'll carry to electrician to repair it, he2.
;p

Thnk's everyone
 
sounds like something is just disconnected...just reseat all exp cards, reseat the cmos, re connect all wires.

if after you "blasted" the pc you knocked something loose and tried to put back, may be in wrong spot.
 
If you have the manual for the board you can look over the diagram and trace the connections including the harness from the front panel. Those smaller wires will come off of the pin block far easier then any main power connections to the board or drives. Also check to see if you forgot to turn the breaker switch on for the power supply.
 
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