I have a self built computer that has been running fine for about four years
or more. I plugged a USB flashdrive in and it locked up. I waited for a half
an hour to see what would happen and had to use the power button to shut
down. When I rebooted there was no video at all. No bios boot info or
anything. Changed monitors, video card and still nothing. All fans are
running and it acts like it boots up. Network lights are lit as usual but no
video.
It's a gigabyte GA-7N400-Pro2 with an AGP Quadro 3600 card.
AMD 3200+
I'm stumped.
Rudy
or more. I plugged a USB flashdrive in and it locked up. I waited for a half
an hour to see what would happen and had to use the power button to shut
down. When I rebooted there was no video at all. No bios boot info or
anything. Changed monitors, video card and still nothing. All fans are
running and it acts like it boots up. Network lights are lit as usual but no
video.
It's a gigabyte GA-7N400-Pro2 with an AGP Quadro 3600 card.
AMD 3200+
I'm stumped.
Rudy
On Sun, 12 Apr 2009 08:59:30 -0400, "Rudy"

installed the video card was it AGP or PCI? Try the other
type of video card if you have one, and either way try
clearing CMOS while AC power is disconnected.

Since you've already tried a different monitor and video
card, it seems likely that if clearing CMOS doesn't help,
the motherboard will need replaced.
installed the video card was it AGP or PCI? Try the other
type of video card if you have one, and either way try
clearing CMOS while AC power is disconnected.
Since you've already tried a different monitor and video
card, it seems likely that if clearing CMOS doesn't help,
the motherboard will need replaced.
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>or more. I plugged a USB flashdrive in and it locked up. I waited for a half
>an hour to see what would happen and had to use the power button to shut
>down. When I rebooted there was no video at all. No bios boot info or
>anything. Changed monitors, video card and still nothing. All fans are
>running and it acts like it boots up. Network lights are lit as usual but no
>video.