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PC won't display anything

Vukovich
By Vukovich
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Last night I was using my PC normally, I turned it off, and this morning when I powered it on there was nothing on my monitor. I only saw Asus logo, as I have Asus motherboard, and those little white dots for a second when Win 10 boots, that's it. I tried moving my RAM stick to another slot as I have only one stick, it didn't work too. Thanks for any further help.

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Just now, Vukovich said:

I haven't tried yet, but I get to screen where it shows logo of motherboard and keys to get into BIOS. What should I do if/when I get into BIOS?

If you get into BIOS then it's confirmed your hardware isn't faulty and you can recover your OS by using bootable media.

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5 hours ago, WickedThunder86 said:

Since nothing has been solved. Please unmark my reply as solution.

 

I have great news, my PC started working like normal again. I was not home for a while, and when I came home, I turned it on, it was working perfectly fine. What I did before I went out, vacuumed my PC and left my monitor unplugged. I guess you should try vacuuming everything, all the parts inside and ports on motherboard. Part with monitor is not necessary but you can try unplugging everything, vacuum all the parts and ports, and try turning it on again.

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You could also check your bios if UEFI boot is enabled . Sometimes if your pc experiences a crash it can corrupt the master boot record . Asus commonly leaves the boot method as other os . 

 

I have a Z390F and its probably the motherboard that gives me the most headaches I've ever had

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