MaxiServer

PLease help me this morning mandriva was working fine it was working fine. I turn the COmputer off. And in the afternoon when i turn it on again the monitore wasnot reacting and the mouse and keyborde werent either working. I check that everything was plugged in properly. PLeeaaaaaaasssssssseeeeeeee HHHHHHHHHHEeeeeeeeeelllllllllppppppppp!!!!! MEeeeeeee

Vergil83

ok, in order to help you, we need actual information.

Does the bios come up?
Is your bootloader starting?
Is the problem after linux starts?
etc........

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MaxiServer

Ok, when i push the button to turn on the computer, the actual computer turns on but the monitore and mouse and keybord doesent react. So i just have a blank screen. I tried a diifferent screen but the same thing happend. I even tried to put in a second visual card, but still it didnt help.

Is that better?

deltaflyer

sosunds like a hardware problem, try having just the minimal kit in your p.c. e.g. memory,graphics,cpu & see if it boots. if it does, gradually add to it until you find the part that stops it booting. somtimes just taking out components & resating them works.

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And it sounds to me that you have a buggered power supply, they do that after a while, how old is the computer?

Vergil83

Also, some motherboard use a series of beeps to indicate problems (one beep = bad memory, two beeps = no video card, etc... ) look in your information about your motherboard
Thank You

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reachajay1

Why not try Clearing the Cmos Settings of your PC by removing the Cmos Battery from its Socket and inserting a new battery.


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