no video on pc the on-broad isn't working or the pci-card 2

[tre313]

The desktop that I am working on video isn't working the on broad and pci card isn't working, everything else is firing up fine.

 

[wolluf]

Can you clarify please. Do you mean you have onboard graphics and you are getting no display on the monitor? Some details of your machine and when/how the problem started would also be helpful.

 

[j4606]

I had this problem once; it may be time for you to find a new broad. I usually recommend having a broad on the side in case your current broad stops working.

 

[tre313]

Yes the on-broad video card isn't giving any video after I had replaced the montor, so I installed a pci video card, it still doesn't work. it is a atx mother broad Aopen,I hope it isn't the broad.

 

[trollacious]

Check to see if you have to turn the on-broad video off to use a video card.

Lee

 

[wahnula]

I had this problem once; it may be time for you to find a new broad. I usually recommend having a broad on the side in case your current broad stops working.

Tony

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[tre313]

I think it is the mother broad because I just notice that I'm not getting activity from the hard drive

 

[trollacious]

Have you checked the power sullpy? If it's not working the mother broad and the hard drive won't work.

Lee

 

[damber]

oh dear,.. activity with both the main broad and the mother broad is seriously bad news buddy... your hard drive will never cope if they start to conflict...

A smile is worth a thousand kind words. So smile, it's easy!

 

[wahnula]

OK someone needs to tell tre313 that the correct spelling is B-O-A-R-D and not B-R-O-A-D. Among English-speakers, a BROAD is a slang term for a member of the female persuasion. A BOARD is what you are trying to fix. There's no known way to fix a BROAD.

Tony

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[pudda]

wahnula-
I did fix a motherboard once, obvious capacitor burned out (looked different than the others). Ordered a new one from RadioShack for less than two bucks and soldered it in, fixed!
Oh, and I fixed a mother broad once also, but that's a different story...

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