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My PC configuration is:
Pentium 4 3ghz -Prescott
512Mb DDR Ram X 2
256MB gforce agp
Asus P4R800-VM MOTHERBOARD (ATI9100,AUDIO,VIDEO,LAN,800FSB,4xDDR400,3xPCI)My Problem:
i am having two OS windows 2003 enterprise edition and Fedora 4 in my pc.it was running fine.few days back i found,sometimes diplay is totally blank after passing through bios and a message from the monitor says " No input".Then i pressed reset button and i saw totally blank screen no bios screen.i unplugged everything from my motherboard except cpu and put it back again.but same thing was happening which i mentioned earliar.i tried to put my ram and AGP into other pc.i could not find any problem in my ram and agp. i also tried to erase bios and load it from cmos. i faced same problem again.i tried to explain my proble as much as i can. Please help me.SOHEL AHMAD.
House-792nd floor, Road-17,Sector-14,
Uttara Model Town,
Dhaka – 1230, Bangladesh
E–MAIL: sohelahmad@gmail.com, sahmadbd@yahoo.com
HOME :+880 02 8960629
MOBILE:+880

If the PC sounds like it is booting with the blank screen it could be the monitor. Try using that monitor on the other PC and see if it works there. If it does, then I would say it is a heat problem or PSU. Can you have the PSU checked? Try swapping it out with the other PC.
<===Lefty===
AMD 64 3200+
200 GB WD
Geforce 5500FX 256 MB
512 MB Ram Needs more.
Windows XP

thanks. i tried with other monitor.but i had same problem as i said before.You said it could be heat problem. how can i solve it and what is PSU?are you talking about power supply unit?if so how can i check PSU has problem?
SOHEL AHMAD.
House-792nd floor, Road-17,Sector-14,
Uttara Model Town,
Dhaka – 1230, Bangladesh
E–MAIL: sohelahmad@gmail.com, sahmadbd@yahoo.com
HOME :+880 02 8960629
MOBILE:+880

If you can view the BIOS screen but the screen goes blank from there, the display setting in the BIOS is probably wrong, especially if you reset CMOS & didn't go back & correct it. It's either set to onboard when you're using AGP, or AGP when you're using onboard...it may even be set to PCI.
ASUS A7N8X-X
Athlon XP 1800+
8.5 x 200MHz
1024MB PC3200 2.5-3-3-7
Asus A9550GE/TD 128MB
WinME/WinXP Pro SP2

I put new PSU and also changed onboard pci/agp to agp/pci.i noticed hardware monitor of bios that vcore voltage keeps changing number and color white to red.i am still facing same problem.please help me
SOHEL AHMAD.
House-792nd floor, Road-17,Sector-14,
Uttara Model Town,
Dhaka – 1230, Bangladesh
E–MAIL: sohelahmad@gmail.com, sahmadbd@yahoo.com
HOME :+880 02 8960629
MOBILE:+880

So it isn't the monitor,PSU and you changed the BIOS to use the AGP graphics! Have you tested the memory? memtest86.com has a floppy or CD version. Did you mess around with the BIOS setup screens at all? What you might try is set them back to default and then of course change the Graphics back to AGP.
<===Lefty===
AMD 64 3200+
200 GB WD
Geforce 5500FX 256 MB
512 MB Ram Needs more.
Windows XP

i took off all of my hard disk.then i tried to boot from cdrom to check memory by using memtest86.but memtest86 stops as soon as it starts scanning.what do you think about it?
SOHEL AHMAD.
House-792nd floor, Road-17,Sector-14,
Uttara Model Town,
Dhaka – 1230, Bangladesh
E–MAIL: sohelahmad@gmail.com, sahmadbd@yahoo.com
HOME :+880 02 8960629
MOBILE:+880

I think it is a heat problem. Either the memory is bad or heat is shutting down the PC because the CPU is getting hot. Does the Bios have a warning for over heating? Check the setup screens for a temp setting on the CPU. See what it is set at and listen for a beep just before the PC shuts down. Can you try any other memory? It has to be the same type of course.
<===Lefty===
AMD 64 3200+
200 GB WD
Geforce 5500FX 256 MB
512 MB Ram Needs more.
Windows XP

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