Hi All, I have a slight problem. I moved my desk around yesterday afternoon and today when i turn my pc on, there is nothing apearing on the screen. When i press the on button i hear the dvd burner start up and my hdd start up the cpu fan spins, the power supply fan spins and then nothing the hdd doesnt start thinking as in lodaing windows ctrl+alt+del dosent restard the machine. I have pulled eveything out of the case and reseated everything including the cpu, ram motherboard power supply ect. Graphics Card..... i have now just got the power supply, motherboard and cpu connected with one working stick of ram. When i turn it on there is just nothing on the screen..... Please help this pc is only a couple of weeks old (self built) and now it is DEAD. Thanks in Advance! Slickblueman

Did you check to see if the switch is turned on on the monitor? YO

Yea, or check the connection of the monitor cable, if you have it on the wrong video port, it might do something. I.E. The onboard video and a video card, try changing them because somehow the settings on the computer might not have been configured for the video card yet. Also, if that doesn't work try resetting the CMOS(saved bios memory) You can probably google that easily, its basically finding where ur jumper is for that, taking it out for about 10 seconds, and putting it back in.

I had this happen to me once. Except with an athlon. I couldn't get anything loaded up. I just took out the CPU and tried blowin on it, and changing the thermal compound. you could have just as well fried it, but I would take it to get a diagnostic at a computer store. If you tried overclocking it, reset ur CMOS, and set it back. (see manual for more details) If that doesnt work -.- good luck AMD xp2000 GeforceTi 4200 512 mb ddr333 Lite-On CD-rw Lite-On DVD audigyLS

Check the video card connection. Pull out the plug from the Video Card and place it back in while the PC is off then restart. If that dosen't work you may have a video card problem but I doubt that, this should work. ~Thomas

Oh, if you re-set the CMOS, that could be a fix also.... This actually worked for me once also when i had the same problem. ~thomas