christoffer1992
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Okay so ill briefly try and explain to you my problem. Im not going to include any specs of my system in the following but rather ill simple describe the symptoms my computer is suffering from.
My computer is an old desktop pc running windows vista, and once in a while the computer wont boot. When i turn on the pc and then the monitor you would normally see the POST; but this isn't the case in some situations? in these situation the computer will power up and everything is running, except the monitor where the LED light just flashes and keeps being black with not a single indication of what might be wrong. When this happen i usually just power the computer off and then back on. Other times i unplug everything plugged to the computer and then back in again. Ive also tried to swap the harddisk out with another, but only to face the same result. Basically if i can boot from the normal harddisk then i can also boot from the second harddisk and vice versa so its definetely not the harddisk that is bothering me nor is it the PSU and i can also exclude the monitor based on the fact that if i unplug the compluter and plug another desktop in the place of the original then it will power up immediately which leaves me suspecting that its my graphic card that is troubling me. Thanks for your time, sincerely Christoffer.
My computer is an old desktop pc running windows vista, and once in a while the computer wont boot. When i turn on the pc and then the monitor you would normally see the POST; but this isn't the case in some situations? in these situation the computer will power up and everything is running, except the monitor where the LED light just flashes and keeps being black with not a single indication of what might be wrong. When this happen i usually just power the computer off and then back on. Other times i unplug everything plugged to the computer and then back in again. Ive also tried to swap the harddisk out with another, but only to face the same result. Basically if i can boot from the normal harddisk then i can also boot from the second harddisk and vice versa so its definetely not the harddisk that is bothering me nor is it the PSU and i can also exclude the monitor based on the fact that if i unplug the compluter and plug another desktop in the place of the original then it will power up immediately which leaves me suspecting that its my graphic card that is troubling me. Thanks for your time, sincerely Christoffer.