Why is my PC screen showing 'no signal' after I replaced the power supply?
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TechieNinja42
I recently replaced my old power supply (VX750) with a new one (CX750). After turning on the computer, it powers up fine, but the screen is displaying 'no signal'. I checked the HDMI cable and monitor by connecting them to my laptop, and they worked perfectly. So, I'm not sure what's going wrong with the PC setup.
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Have you tried changing the input on your monitor? It could be set to the wrong source, which would explain the 'no signal'. Just a quick check that might save you some hassle!
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Make sure the new PSU is properly connected to the video card. Sometimes, it can get a bit loose when you install it. Check that it's snug and secure! Also, it might be worth verifying if your video card was accidentally unseated during the PSU swap.
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Did you connect it to the graphics card or did you try the motherboard? Just a thought, but sometimes if you connect it wrong, it can cause that 'no signal' issue.
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