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Madcatz · 05-02-2008, 10:21 AM

well, the thing to rmember about this is first, your not even getting into windows yet, so anything with windows won't have to do with the problem, 2nd, drivers arn't an issue atm either again since your not even getting into windows.

but if your still not getting any video after pushing the power button with only the PSU, motherboard, memory, and video hooked up to the system, the problem will be with one of those components. Thats the purpose of trying other components, to narrow down and see which one is causing the problem. but its imporant to leave everything unhooked from the motherboard and PSU except these four components.

as far as it being in standyby and staying there, unplugging it from the power cord for a few minutes resets that.

05-02-2008, 10:21 AM	#12 (permalink)
Madcatz Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Ann Arbor, MI Posts: 160 OS: 98se/XP Home/XP Pro/Vista My System	Re: Fans run, everything else unresponsive well, the thing to rmember about this is first, your not even getting into windows yet, so anything with windows won't have to do with the problem, 2nd, drivers arn't an issue atm either again since your not even getting into windows. but if your still not getting any video after pushing the power button with only the PSU, motherboard, memory, and video hooked up to the system, the problem will be with one of those components. Thats the purpose of trying other components, to narrow down and see which one is causing the problem. but its imporant to leave everything unhooked from the motherboard and PSU except these four components. as far as it being in standyby and staying there, unplugging it from the power cord for a few minutes resets that.