Computer guys, HELP ME :)

[JL_W6_v1 10+ year member]

Ok so i plugged in my lcd screen into the video card, it says "DVI No Input Signal"

it was working before until i unplugged the pc and took out the power supply..

help me plz

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[soundstreamer 10+ year member]

lol...put the power supply back in

 

[Raven 10+ year member]

Sounds like pulling out the PC's PSU reset a few settings. Now your monitor is getting an analog signal instead of DVI (Digital Video Input).

However, since I use CRT monitors, I really couldn't tell you how to fix that.

EDIT: Why didn't I think of that? Simple stuff first. Plug the monitor back into the computer. =p

 

[JL_W6_v1 10+ year member]

everything is plugged in, power supply is in, everything!

 

[soundstreamer 10+ year member]

oh. that changes everything. seems you have a problem now.

do you have another monitor you can plug in to see if the one you have plugged in is working? if so, try that first cuz it's easiest.

while working on removing the ps did you notice a static shock of any sort? i fried a brand spanking new 9800pro last year from static and had the monitor show "no input". also make sure if you need a secondary power plug for your card that it has been reinstalled to the hd power cord. try another video card next if you have one available. if not run to best buy and buy a cheap one and return it later if that's not the problem.

after that i don't know. good luck

 

[JL_W6_v1 10+ year member]

oh. that changes everything. seems you have a problem now.do you have another monitor you can plug in to see if the one you have plugged in is working? if so, try that first cuz it's easiest.

while working on removing the ps did you notice a static shock of any sort? i fried a brand spanking new 9800pro last year from static and had the monitor show "no input". also make sure if you need a secondary power plug for your card that it has been reinstalled to the hd power cord. try another video card next if you have one available. if not run to best buy and buy a cheap one and return it later if that's not the problem.

after that i don't know. good luck

THX for the help, i'll be sure to try all those methods..

im pretty sure something is loose from the powersupply to the v-card or soemthing, i'll have my friend check it out

 

[Damaso87 10+ year member]

Whats your video card?

Also, did you make sure your monitor is set to DVI Input?