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Turned on cpu, mobo logo comes out then blank screen, after that Windows welcome screen comes out then blank screen all the way. Cpu fan still running though.

Any solution??
 
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maybe u try these methods

1) test with your onboard gpu and see
2) clean the ram gold contact with eraser and reseat them and see
 

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might be a gpu problem. just before my GPU died i had issues like that too
 

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Is ur monitor light still on? Can u test it on a laptop or another PC.
 

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Okay tried with another monitor and works fine. Didnt change anything else including cables. So is monitor dying le?
 

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Not sure though cos u have not test that monitor on other systems so we can't be sure of that.
 

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Okay thanks a lot for your help man...at least it is working now. Ill test the monitor too.
 

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This could also might be GPU issues too, if not u can try it on another system to test and see.
 

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Tried no.1 even worse, monitor doesnt even turn on.

No.2 tried but still the same.

Go into bios first, check if your onboard graphic is enabled.

You will need to remove your existing graphic card after that incase of conflict/confusion.

otherwise I think you get blackscreen because the output is only at the graphic card.


Please correct me if I am wrong. But im quite sure this is the case(encountered this before)



As other posts suggested, eliminate other possibilities by cleaning your ram contacts either via isopropyl alcohol or eraser(with alcohol being more effective).


instructions:
Use a lint-free cloth, put some alcohol on it, then clean the contacts. Let it dry for awhile, then replace back.

You can use tissue but make sure you don't leave any debris behind as tissue can leave small particles.
 

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TS, list down the parts of your rig like those on the right -->
 
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