No post... help!

[Crossbred]

I recently did a mod that involved taking the ram out of the motherboard for an extended period of time. The first time I put it back in I got a message that said my ram/CPU had changed, after which I proceeded to go to bios. I checked the board explorer and found that one of the dimms was missing. I reseated and restarted, after which it didn't do so much as post. I tried rearranging the ram any way I knew but to no avail, and reset the cmos. 

I need help getting this back up and running because I spent ridiculous cash on my machine.

Any help appreciated.

[Squish4058]

4 minutes ago, Crossbred said:

I recently did a mod that involved taking the ram out of the motherboard for an extended period of time. The first time I put it back in I got a message that said my ram/CPU had changed, after which I proceeded to go to bios. I checked the board explorer and found that one of the dimms was missing. I reseated and restarted, after which it didn't do so much as post. I tried rearranging the ram any way I knew but to no avail, and reset the cmos. 

I need help getting this back up and running because I spent ridiculous cash on my machine.

Any help appreciated.

 

Troubleshooting section of the forum, there is a no post causes list?

[Septimus46]

Sounds like a pretty specific problem, but you could always follow a guide like this to see if it solves the problem: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

[cj09beira]

4 minutes ago, Crossbred said:

I recently did a mod that involved taking the ram out of the motherboard for an extended period of time. The first time I put it back in I got a message that said my ram/CPU had changed, after which I proceeded to go to bios. I checked the board explorer and found that one of the dimms was missing. I reseated and restarted, after which it didn't do so much as post. I tried rearranging the ram any way I knew but to no avail, and reset the cmos. 

I need help getting this back up and running because I spent ridiculous cash on my machine.

Any help appreciated.

if its a asus board try the mem ok button

[Crossbred]

I got one stick of ram to post. Thanks, guys.