ChatterBank1 min ago
Dead Computer!
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Greetings!
I cannot get any response from computer at all, apart from electrics (fans, HDD, CD Rom Drive etc.).
There is no screen display and no BIOS. Computer will not even "trip" the monitor.
I have removed the HDD and tested it on another machine: it is 100%.
I am wondering if the problem lies within the processor/chip (Pentium 4)
Any ideas please?
Cheers.
Mike C.
I cannot get any response from computer at all, apart from electrics (fans, HDD, CD Rom Drive etc.).
There is no screen display and no BIOS. Computer will not even "trip" the monitor.
I have removed the HDD and tested it on another machine: it is 100%.
I am wondering if the problem lies within the processor/chip (Pentium 4)
Any ideas please?
Cheers.
Mike C.
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Thanks for help so far!
I don't think it's just the graphics card as, I forgot to mention in the original question, there are no "beeps" to be heared either when the comp is first switched on.
I could try the CMOS battery, but cannot do anything with the graphics card as it is integrated into the motherboard.
?new motherboard? ?new chip?
Cheers.
Mike C.
I don't think it's just the graphics card as, I forgot to mention in the original question, there are no "beeps" to be heared either when the comp is first switched on.
I could try the CMOS battery, but cannot do anything with the graphics card as it is integrated into the motherboard.
?new motherboard? ?new chip?
Cheers.
Mike C.
"Are we likely to be talking motherboard, Pentium chip, or both, here? "
Unfortunately, if it is either, it's difficult to tell without having the machine in the workshop.
I can think of one other potential cause of the symptoms you descibe, but it will only apply if you've had the machine apart for any reason - failure to reconnect the additional (Yellow and Black) PSU-Motherboard cables!
Unfortunately, if it is either, it's difficult to tell without having the machine in the workshop.
I can think of one other potential cause of the symptoms you descibe, but it will only apply if you've had the machine apart for any reason - failure to reconnect the additional (Yellow and Black) PSU-Motherboard cables!