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improbablepants
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My computer has been working fine for the past year. I have an FX 6300 (4ghz), an ASUS M5A78-LM/USB3, 8GB of Vengeance LP (1866) and an MSI 7870. For the past while I have had two drives - one for Linux and the other for windows x64. Today, I removed the linux drive. This was at the top of the boot order before. It would give me a selection menu, where I could choose to boot to the other hard drive. It was also in the first sata slot. I removed this, and moved my other drive to the first sata slot. And then nothing. It boots, but nothing happens. Fans spin. I cleared the CMOS, and still, nothing. Also, sometimes it would beep twice, sometimes it wouldn't... Does anyone have any idea what I should do?

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If you leave all disc unplugged does it give you video?

My disk drive, and CD ROM are plugged into sata, but there is no video.

Edit - if I unplg them, nothing changes

“I don't like country music, but I don't mean to denigrate those who do. And for the people who like country music, denigrate means 'put down'.” - Bob Newhart

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