blank screen, no mouse no keyboard

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  1. barun

    barun Member

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    hi
    i was using athlon xp 2600+
    512mb ddr
    kt 400 motherboard
    450 psu

    now i bought new athlon 64 3000+
    MSI K8T NEO2-F Socket 939 VIA K8T800 Pro ATX AMD Motherboard
    and 1 gb ddr

    but
    when i hook up everything and try to start the PC. my screen won't come up. keyboard, mouse doesnt work.
    just the fans move

    can any body can help me out of this
     
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    make certain cmos jumper is in normal position & not in clear position. disconnect all data & power cables to drives. remove all cards & ram except for a working videocard & a working stick of ram. reseat the videocard, stick of ram, & motherboard power connector(s).
     
  3. barun

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    i do not know what is the cmos jumper.

    i tried taking out all the wires as you said.
    i put the video card and a ram.
    still the screen is blank and keyboard is dead.


    OR do i need to change the volt of the psu in the back.
    do you think that will help or toast my cpu

     
  4. barun

    barun Member

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    changing psu doesnt work.
    clearing cmos doesnt work
    taking out wires doesnt work.
    clearing bios doesnt work.
    changing monitor doesnt work
    changing video card doesnt work.



    any other idea

    thanks
    baurn rai
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    does the fans stay on or just rotate a few times??
     
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    did you format your drives and reinstall your OS?
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    Auslander, doesn't matter if he did or didn't format his hd & load the os if you don't even get a post screen!!
     
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    *smacks self* sorry, ddp...i misread the post. he mentioned the bios and i thought he was getting to the OS load screen. woops, lol.
     
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    ****baabaa spanks Auslander aswell****

    I take it the above worked fine?

    Check memory configuration http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=608

    Maybe worth removing your motherboard and reconnecting it on a bench setup, may be encountering a short from one of the earth standoffs on the underside of the motherboard.
     
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  10. barun

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    my fans keep moving
    even the usb light works fine.

    how can this be possible
    do you guys think i should return the motherboard.

    coz i should atleast get the to the bios when i turn on the PC only with ram and videocard.

    i think i will return it
    it was an OEM product from newegg.com so i didnt get any manual or any other accesories.

    which motherboard do you guys recommend(cheapest)
    socket 939 for athlon 64 3000+

    or any other idea to get to the bios
    thanks for your time guys
     
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    do as baabaa said in taking the motherboard out of case with psu, ram & videocard. go thru the manual to make certain all jumpers are in right place
     
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    my previous system
    athlon xp 2600+
    512 ram

    had some graphic card problem.
    cant play games in that.


     
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    i tried that way also
    but i left the power supply inside the case

    i lack the manual
     
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    should i take the power supply out from the case also. ddp?
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    new motherboard & no manual than not a new board. goto the msi site to download the manual for that board. might need acrobat reader installed tho.
     
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    true: its not new

    it is OEM
    i was trying to save some money

    i got it for only 48 bucks
    ok i will try to download the manual
     
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    manual explains about the jumper.
    i have in the correct place.
    and i am sure i cleared it.
     
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    I just built a new system last month and had the same problem. Someone told me to remove my memory sticks and reinstall them, double-checking they are in the slots the motherboard manufacturer recommends to be filled first. It booted up fine after that. Is your video card in your PCI or APG slot? Also, is the power cables from the power supply connected to both ports on the motherboard?
     
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    thanks guys.

    i forgot to post.

    i tried everything you guys told me. but i forgot to check the processor

    recenly i took out the processor and did a cleaning in the slot.
    then put it back.
    it worked.

    i had problems finding driver for the ethernet and usbS.
    but i found em'
    thanks everybody really''
     
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    no problem, teach & learn
     

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