no sound,no display,pc blank

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Uncle Grumpy

newsgroup said:
hi,

I just plugged in my pc with xp on it again.I removed the cmos battery and
replaced it and now when i turn it on again there is not sound and no
display of any sort from the pc.
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Then you did something more than merely remove and replace the battery.
You would have a display if you did that properly.

You f***ed something up when you got into your case.
 
newsgroup said:
hi,

I just plugged in my pc with xp on it again.I removed the cmos battery and
replaced it and now when i turn it on again there is not sound and no
display of any sort from the pc.Do I need to clear the cmos and reenter the
bios setup data ? If so,how do i work out the multiple for the speed in the
bios?
Or what is the problem???


thanks in advance
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If you have no picture at all then you have a problem with your
power supply, your motherboard or your CPU. Take it to your
PC dealer for examination.
 
Ensure that the battery is in place as it should be.. if still no display,
you are the owner of an ex-PC..
 
which fan is running ?

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Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User said:
Ensure that the battery is in place as it should be.. if still no display,
you are the owner of an ex-PC..
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but what if its just his psu fan working, he might have knocked the psu to
mobo power conector out.
as i did once.


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There is probably a jumper to short to clear cmos. Check your motherboard
documentation. It could require that you disconnect the ATX power cable
from the motherboard connector first, before shorting the pins. Next enter
the bios and select "Load Optimized Defaults". Then try to boot.
mi
 
newsgroup said:
hi,

I just plugged in my pc with xp on it again.I removed the cmos
battery and replaced it and now when i turn it on again there is not
sound and no display of any sort from the pc.Do I need to clear the
cmos and reenter the bios setup data ? If so,how do i work out the
multiple for the speed in the bios?
Or what is the problem???


thanks in advance
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New battery is:
1. Upside down
2. Dead
3. Not making contact
3. Not really a battery
 
hi,

I just plugged in my pc with xp on it again.I removed the cmos battery and
replaced it and now when i turn it on again there is not sound and no
display of any sort from the pc.Do I need to clear the cmos and reenter the
bios setup data ? If so,how do i work out the multiple for the speed in the
bios?
Or what is the problem???


thanks in advance
 
HeyBub said:
New battery is:
1. Upside down
2. Dead
3. Not making contact
3. Not really a battery
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You don't know whatdafuck you're talking about.

Video would still be available in all of the above cases IF nothing
else was wrong.
 
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