If that doesn't work, you "might" try replacing the GPU. "If" the PC boots and you can see the BIOS, enter it and hit (enable) Load Optimized defaults.
Then boot up and go from there.įailing that, my other suggestion is to try resetting the BIOS by either the clear CMOS button or removing the CMOS battery for about 5 minutes then reinstalling it. Any help is appreciated.The first thing I recommend is powering off the PC and letting it sit a few hours. Since we are unable to boot with any display we are unable to load into the BIOS or load into safemode. He has tried an alternative monitor with an alternative cable with and without his GPU installed (trying to use on board graphics) and has had no display either way. We know his PC is starting up as the lights on his keyboard works, but he is unable to see any display. He is unable to see the BIOS start menu from the motherboard, he is unable to see any windows loading. He attempted to update his GPU drivers, and after doing so he is getting no display at all. So recently one of my friends was having computer issues, his CPU and RAM Usage was at 100% constantly, at bootup, and was still at 100% even after waiting 30+ min with nothing running.
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