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21-08-2005, 09:52 AM
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It is hard...
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Wellington, NZ
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M14-A1 Mclaren or whatever he calls himself these days just came over, hoping to back up some files, as he's just killed his PC. Anyway, he brought his HDD, and a DVD Writer. Well, long story short his HDD and DVD Drive have killed my PC too.
On startup, the screen simply displays 'no video input' as if the computer were off. I've checked the connection, plugged the computer into a TV so I could use a different plug, and that one didn't get a signal either. The GPU fan is on, as is the CPU fan, and the PSU fan. The mouse (USB) isn't shining it's light at all, but my rice mousepad is shining it's LEDs fine. Help! Please!  :Update: the monitor works fine. I'm at the end of my wits. (not very much in the first place)
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I could eat a knob at night... Last edited by Kapn_Kiwi; 21-08-2005 at 10:43 AM. |
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