And it works great, but there's no signal. Any suggestions?

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No signal? Wtf does that mean?

No signal to what? From what?

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Wireless modem?

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No moniter signal. AKA, nothing on the screen- it stays in power save mode. I've tried taking out the memory, video card, other PCI devices and such, but still nothing. i know there is Hard Drive activity and the drives all work. I don't hear a beep code, but I also don't know if the speaker is working.

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To test the speker, take out the video card or RAM and boot up. Then you'll hear beeps if the speaker is working.

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Try plugging it into a different monitor (family member's, freind's). At least then you can narrow down where the problem is.


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I know the moniter and video card both work, as I have 2 cards that don't work with that comp right now, And I'm using another comp with that moniter right now. I have yet to check the speaker.

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If you're using PCI or AGP vid card, plug into the onboard. Trust me, it took me an hour to realize that was what was wrong one time.

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What? What do you mean by 'plug onto the onboard'?

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plug the monitor into the onboard video

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i had a similar problem....the vid card may not be compatible with the motherboard....either that or u didnt seat your vid card properly....push it down with a bit of force....dont worry bout damaging the vid card....but on that same note....dont break it...if no go then bring it to your local computer shop

I had the same problem with another computer. Pushing it down harder solved the problem. I know it the video card is good, because I am having the *same* problemm with *2* different cards. And I don't have onboard video.

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List out the hardware.

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• Intel 865PERL mobo
• Intel p4 1.5 GHz 400 FSB
• Dual channel crucial 256mb PC-2700 DDR SDRAM @ 333Mhz each
• PNY Geforce 4 Ti 4200 64mb OR Geforce 2 MX (tried both)
• modem

I removed the graphics card and booted. No beep code.

The speaker wire on the case is not plugged into the mobo as there is no place I can see to plug it in. The manual points to a cylander with a + on it, but no place for a cable.

Earlier I plugged the primary IDE cable in backwards and it wouldn'd boot at all. I don't think there is any power going through that cable though.

Edit: I am using a Pentium III power supply with a pentium 4 12v adapter

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[This message has been edited by Mystic0 (edited January 14, 2004).]

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I'm pretty sure something is shorting out, because all fans are running, the drives work, and lights are on. I don't know how to get the speaker working, however, which is crucial if there is an error code.

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This really sucks because this computer isn't even mine, it's my friends.

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Did you remember to put it back in?

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[This message has been edited by Mystic0 (edited January 14, 2004).]

Do you have a P4 power supply you can try?

You can also try reseating the processor..worked for my old PII system. However..yours is socket..so it probably won't help. Worth a shot, though..

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Yes, actually I do have another power supply along with another case I can use. I don't know what you mean by reseting the processor though. I was also considering constructing it on a piece of wood outside the case for testing purposes.

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