Computer problem

[Jordan Harris]

Okay so my computer was off for a while, I turned it back on and for some reason my screen stays blackr, it just says that no signal is found. I know that my monitor is working cause I tried it with my old computer so that can't be the problem. I know for a fact that it isn't my graphics card, I bought it a few months ago and it's been working just fine.

Basically, it looks like everything is working except that my screen stays black. Any ideas?

[Jose Perales]

If it says signal not found it could be a gpu issue "which could be less likely" or it could simply be the cable. I would try switching the cable before opting for a new gpu

If your mobo has an onboard vga/hdmi output i would try testing it out on that

[Jordan Harris]

If it says signal not found it could be a gpu issue "which could be less likely" or it could simply be the cable. I would try switching the cable before opting for a new gpu

If your mobo has an onboard vga/hdmi output i would try testing it out on that

I know for a fact that it isn't my graphics card, I bought it a few months ago and it's been working just fine.

Also the cable is working as well

[Nal]

might be because the gpu wants to force the monitor to work with a higher refresh rate or resolution that the monitor can't support.. also you can try resetting your bios setting to default on your motherboard.

more information;
https://www.lifewire.com/fix-compute...othing-2624443

[M1k3y]

might be because the gpu wants to force the monitor to work with a higher refresh rate or resolution that the monitor can't support.. also you can try resetting your bios setting to default on your motherboard.

more information;
https://www.lifewire.com/fix-compute...othing-2624443

Does this help you? If not, I have another solution for you.

This has happened to me plenty of times. What I do is:
- I switch and connect the cable with the blue end (The one that connects to your monitor to your CPU) to the one that connects to your motherboard.
- After that, I turn on my computer, then reset it. I use the reset button to immediately switch it off.
- I then switch and connect the cable with the blue end (VGA something if you call it), to the one that connects back to your graphics card/video card whatever it's called.
- I reset my computer (again using the reset button) and voila, it works.

If this doesn't work, I'll try searching up some solutions for you.

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[Nadeem]

Its your resolution problem. Change your monitor resolution

[Jordan Harris]

no its not the gpu...

Its your resolution problem. Change your monitor resolution

are u stupid

[Retro™]

go to a computer specialist around your area probably.

[$kylar]

Try to lower your desktop resolution with the help of a monitor which can support the high resolution your GPU is trying to boot it on.

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[Jordan Harris]

Y'all must be blind read the comments before posting. Anyway I fixed it a while ago lol

[Bella]

Y'all must be blind read the comments before posting. Anyway I fixed it a while ago lol

this can be closed

[Jordan Harris]

this can be closed

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