bios not loading!!!!

[sanjayd]

i bought a dg45id motherboard last month. i updated the bios and its working fine. 2 days before i planned to install a tv tuner card. i fix the tv tuner card in the pci slot and when i switched on my pc... its blank. the led in my monitor is blinking....... i removed ram and placed it onceagain.... same problem....
my system conf.
intel core 2 quad,
dg45id mother board,
ram 3x2gb ddr2 667mhz
1tb hdd
geforce 9400gt 1gb graphics card
500w true power smps

i removed everything and fixed it again i get the same problem.... can anyone say me the solution!!!

 

[Harvey]

Sounds like the motherboard failed. Return it under warranty.

 

[SpeedTester]

Originally posted by: sanjayd
i bought a dg45id motherboard last month. i updated the bios and its working fine. 2 days before i planned to install a tv tuner card. i fix the tv tuner card in the pci slot and when i switched on my pc... its blank. the led in my monitor is blinking....... i removed ram and placed it onceagain.... same problem...

it again i get the same problem.... can anyone say me the solution!!!

Have you reset you bios? Switch off or unplug your main power to the computer, remove the battery on the motherboard and change over the jumper to the reset position. Push the power on the case to make sure everything is drained. reinsert the battery and put the jumper back in it's original position.

If you start with no memory installed will it beep? Do you have the speaker hooked up?

 

[sanjayd]

i tried all possible ways.. its not working!!! is it better to send it for warranty!!!

 

[deimos3428]

It's a little early to start sending away for warranty, I think. Check the obvious.

When you install a new card, that often involves removing cables at the back so you can easily turn the box sideways (otherwise, you might stretch a cable or pull it out accidentally). The LED on your monitor is blinking to tell you "no signal". Check your video cable (both ends). Is it plugged in, and exactly the same way as before?

Don't laugh; I've done it.
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If that's not it, take out the tuner card and verify that all is back to normal. If so, the problem is the card, but that doesn't mean it's broken.

What model of card is it? Is it one of those video cards that includes a tv tuner, or is it "just" a tv tuner? Does it have it's own VGA or DVI output, and are you using it, or are you using the output on your original video card?

 

[exitbs]

I would reset the BIOS (look for a switch on the motherboard that says (CLEAR CMOS or CLR CMOS)

 

[kaiser02]

reinsert the battery and put the jumper back in it's original position.