Is there a second PCI-e slot? You can try it in that slot to check.
I just had 2 bad mobos with the same issue. The primary PCI-e slot is bad.
Is there a second PCI-e slot? You can try it in that slot to check.
I just had 2 bad mobos with the same issue. The primary PCI-e slot is bad.
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I will try that except the fans revving up and down puzzle me. I was hoping something with the ground since it's a freshly painted case.
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Ugh....
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Few suggestions/observations:
Monitor was working correctly and powering on since you said you got the 'no display' message right? VGA/DVI cable not damaged or pins bent to hell correct?
Check to make sure everything was seated correctly (CPU/HSF, GPU, RAM)?
Bench test it with bare bones(board,cpu/hsf, one stick of ram). Preferably with a known good power supply. Would eliminate any weird grounding and shorting issues or mechanical stresses.
As a last ditch attempt I'd try reseting the Bios to default(removing battery and jump pins) and swap in a known good CPU/HSF. If it doesn't work then its probly faulty mobo.
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Thank you So much!
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Ok, now I have a display....but windows won't boot up, it will just restart. Yet ubuntu will boot up fine and is what I'm using right now.
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any suggestions on how to get windows runnin'?
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So its restarting right away or are you able to F8 boot into safe mode?
Since you were able to boot into Ubuntu it doesn't seem like a hardware issue. It would lead me to believe its either a corrupt OS or a virus. Did you try the repair option on the
Vista install disc?
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It asks me if I want to restart windows normally. I am gonna try my repair disc.
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