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Schoning · 12-28-2006, 08:02 PM

Well guys, I sourced the problem by pulling apart my dads comp and my comp and starting replacing parts. There were 2 problems, one was the BIOS was corrupted, and my graphics card wouldn't get send a signal to my monitor until the BIOS had been corrected.

I swapped the RAM over since that's always the first thing to go, no difference, then I swapped over my PSU (about 5 times). Then noticing that the mobo acutally had life because the outtake fan and the processor fan were both spinning, I removed the battery, STILL NOTHING

. Then as a last resort I swapped my 7600 GS for my GV-RX70P256V and success!! Monitor worked and sure enough, CMOS error, so reset BIOS and all systems are go.

Thanks for the help guys.

12-28-2006, 08:02 PM	#14 (permalink)
Schoning Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 38 OS: XP MCE	Well guys, I sourced the problem by pulling apart my dads comp and my comp and starting replacing parts. There were 2 problems, one was the BIOS was corrupted, and my graphics card wouldn't get send a signal to my monitor until the BIOS had been corrected. I swapped the RAM over since that's always the first thing to go, no difference, then I swapped over my PSU (about 5 times). Then noticing that the mobo acutally had life because the outtake fan and the processor fan were both spinning, I removed the battery, STILL NOTHING . Then as a last resort I swapped my 7600 GS for my GV-RX70P256V and success!! Monitor worked and sure enough, CMOS error, so reset BIOS and all systems are go. Thanks for the help guys.