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Asked by davidcowler in Windows ME Operating System, Personal Computers, Microsoft Operating Systems
Hi experts
My PC wouldn't boot today although it was working fine yesterday. The hard drive light comes on and stays on and the fan happily spins round, but the monitor is not receiving a signal. I have tried the monitor on another computer and it's working. Also, there is no beeping from the PC, which normally indicates a successful system check or errors.
I tried to boot the PC with the Windows XP disk in the CD drive but that made no difference. I have checked all cables, cards and connections and all seems fine. I built the PC myself about 2 years ago having designed the specification myself and it has been a great PC. So, I know a bit about building PCs but I have never seen this before. If there was a screen error I would know what to do. But this? I'm stumped.
I have a horrible feeling something has failed, like the processor or something equally expensive! Hopefully not though!
Looking forward to your suggestions!
Thanks
Dave
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