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Update on my pc........

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reffty_gag
324 posts
Joined July 2023
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reffty_gag
Gyze
today, im just cleaned my pc with help of my brother. It goes well, until...........
My monitor doesn't turn on (my pc was on)
I cleaned EVERYTHING, th RAM, harddisk, van, every cable.
But still, it doesn't works, still my monitor does't turn on, it still have a "no signal" messege.

Do you guys have a tips ?? pls pls pls pls
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Karmine
890 posts
Joined November 2015
Karmine
Are you sure you plugged everything back in the way it was?
Didn't you turn off the PSU too? (If it has a switch)
reffty_gag
324 posts
Joined July 2023
Topic Starter
reffty_gag

Karmine wrote:

Are you sure you plugged everything back in the way it was?
Didn't you turn off the PSU too? (If it has a switch)
Yes, i plugged everythingback in the wway it was.
No, idk if it has a switch
Kaaruumii
843 posts
Joined November 2021
Kaaruumii
did you plug back everything in? did you have a picture to reference before you cleaned it? did you throw your pc in a lake?
Karmine
890 posts
Joined November 2015
Karmine

Kaaruumii wrote:

did you plug back everything in? did you have a picture to reference before you cleaned it? did you throw your pc in a lake?
If you threw it in a lake put it in rice.
reffty_gag
324 posts
Joined July 2023
Topic Starter
reffty_gag

Kaaruumii wrote:

did you plug back everything in? did you have a picture to reference before you cleaned it? did you throw your pc in a lake?
Yes, no, oh hell no
Karmine
890 posts
Joined November 2015
Karmine
If you removed the CPU there's a chance you plugged it back in wrong.
For everything else it's pretty much impossible tbh.
Winnyace
633 posts
Joined June 2016
Winnyace

Karmine wrote:

If you removed the CPU there's a chance you plugged it back in wrong.
For everything else it's pretty much impossible tbh.
I am fairly sure even for the CPU, it is impossible to insert it backwards without shoving it into the socket, thus breaking it.

First thing I would do is check the power supply. Check if the switch is depressed towards to the I/1, not the O/0. If that doesn't work, check if power goes into the board with a multimeter. If there is power going in, check the RAM. You should have heard a little click when you installed the RAM into the sockets.
reffty_gag
324 posts
Joined July 2023
Topic Starter
reffty_gag

Winnyace wrote:

Karmine wrote:

If you removed the CPU there's a chance you plugged it back in wrong.
For everything else it's pretty much impossible tbh.
I am fairly sure even for the CPU, it is impossible to insert it backwards without shoving it into the socket, thus breaking it.

First thing I would do is check the power supply. Check if the switch is depressed towards to the I/1, not the O/0. If that doesn't work, check if power goes into the board with a multimeter. If there is power going in, check the RAM. You should have heard a little click when you installed the RAM into the sockets.
bro i dont even have a multimeter and a power supply
Winnyace
633 posts
Joined June 2016
Winnyace

reffty_gag wrote:

Winnyace wrote:

Karmine wrote:

If you removed the CPU there's a chance you plugged it back in wrong.
For everything else it's pretty much impossible tbh.
I am fairly sure even for the CPU, it is impossible to insert it backwards without shoving it into the socket, thus breaking it.

First thing I would do is check the power supply. Check if the switch is depressed towards to the I/1, not the O/0. If that doesn't work, check if power goes into the board with a multimeter. If there is power going in, check the RAM. You should have heard a little click when you installed the RAM into the sockets.
bro i dont even have a multimeter and a power supply
How did your computer work without a power supply? It's impossible, unless it is a laptop, and even then it has a power brick for charging.
reffty_gag
324 posts
Joined July 2023
Topic Starter
reffty_gag

Winnyace wrote:

reffty_gag wrote:

Winnyace wrote:

Karmine wrote:

If you removed the CPU there's a chance you plugged it back in wrong.
For everything else it's pretty much impossible tbh.
I am fairly sure even for the CPU, it is impossible to insert it backwards without shoving it into the socket, thus breaking it.

First thing I would do is check the power supply. Check if the switch is depressed towards to the I/1, not the O/0. If that doesn't work, check if power goes into the board with a multimeter. If there is power going in, check the RAM. You should have heard a little click when you installed the RAM into the sockets.
bro i dont even have a multimeter and a power supply
How did your computer work without a power supply? It's impossible, unless it is a laptop, and even then it has a power brick for charging.
uhhhhhh idk

!! I AM SO DUMB !!
My pc WAS ON actually, but my monitor doen't, it has a "No Signal" messeage.
So, my pc is okay i guess ??
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Kaaruumii
843 posts
Joined November 2021
Kaaruumii

reffty_gag wrote:

Winnyace wrote:

reffty_gag wrote:

Winnyace wrote:

Karmine wrote:

If you removed the CPU there's a chance you plugged it back in wrong.
For everything else it's pretty much impossible tbh.
I am fairly sure even for the CPU, it is impossible to insert it backwards without shoving it into the socket, thus breaking it.

First thing I would do is check the power supply. Check if the switch is depressed towards to the I/1, not the O/0. If that doesn't work, check if power goes into the board with a multimeter. If there is power going in, check the RAM. You should have heard a little click when you installed the RAM into the sockets.
bro i dont even have a multimeter and a power supply
How did your computer work without a power supply? It's impossible, unless it is a laptop, and even then it has a power brick for charging.
uhhhhhh idk

!! I AM SO DUMB !!
My pc WAS ON actually, but my monitor doen't, it has a "No Signal" messeage.
classic
reffty_gag
324 posts
Joined July 2023
Topic Starter
reffty_gag

Kaaruumii wrote:

reffty_gag wrote:

Winnyace wrote:

reffty_gag wrote:

Winnyace wrote:

Karmine wrote:

If you removed the CPU there's a chance you plugged it back in wrong.
For everything else it's pretty much impossible tbh.
I am fairly sure even for the CPU, it is impossible to insert it backwards without shoving it into the socket, thus breaking it.

First thing I would do is check the power supply. Check if the switch is depressed towards to the I/1, not the O/0. If that doesn't work, check if power goes into the board with a multimeter. If there is power going in, check the RAM. You should have heard a little click when you installed the RAM into the sockets.
bro i dont even have a multimeter and a power supply
How did your computer work without a power supply? It's impossible, unless it is a laptop, and even then it has a power brick for charging.
uhhhhhh idk

!! I AM SO DUMB !!
My pc WAS ON actually, but my monitor doen't, it has a "No Signal" messeage.
classic
KEKW

btw, im follow this tutorial when cleaning my pc
nya

(ik its indonesian)
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Winnyace
633 posts
Joined June 2016
Winnyace

reffty_gag wrote:

uhhhhhh idk

!! I AM SO DUMB !!
My pc WAS ON actually, but my monitor doen't, it has a "No Signal" messeage.
So, my pc is okay i guess ??
That means the monitor has no video signal from the computer. Check in the back if the cable is plugged in correctly, both on the computer and the monitor.
Karmine
890 posts
Joined November 2015
Karmine

Winnyace wrote:

reffty_gag wrote:

uhhhhhh idk

!! I AM SO DUMB !!
My pc WAS ON actually, but my monitor doen't, it has a "No Signal" messeage.
So, my pc is okay i guess ??
That means the monitor has no video signal from the computer. Check in the back if the cable is plugged in correctly, both on the computer and the monitor.
Also if you have a discrete GPU the monitor must be plugged to the GPU, not the motherboard.
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