Computer powers on, but getting no signal

[prestonwebb04]

So I put my PC to sleep, and unplugged it shortly after to move it. Today I try turning it back on, and I get a no signal message on my monitor screen. I tested the monitor with other devices so this is not the issue. So far I have tried:
reseating the ram sticks
pulling out the CMOS battery
reseating the graphics card
attempted to power cycle by doing various plug/unplug methods.
Any suggestions/possible solutions would be greatly appreciated

 

[Peter Martin]

Psu died. Just happened to me at work. shut the PC off to move it and it died. Most likely that’s your problem. Dors it do anything? Spin fans etc

 

[prestonwebb04]

Psu died. Just happened to me at work. shut the PC off to move it and it died. Most likely that’s your problem. Dors it do anything? Spin fans etc

All of the RGB Lights cut on, all the case fans, cpu fans, gpu fans spin. It looks like it does when everything is running normal.

 

[Peter Martin]

What are your full system specifications please I’m hoping you have integrated graphics and you can see if those work and try to do some test to see if it’s your GPU. How old is the system and how old is the PSU what is the power rating on the PSU

 

[prestonwebb04]

What are your full system specifications please I’m hoping you have integrated graphics and you can see if those work and try to do some test to see if it’s your GPU

Processor: Intel Core i7-6700 3.4GHz (Quad Core)
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H110M-A [Max 16GB Memory]
Graphics Card: Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 2GB (Min. 400 Watt Power Supply)
Graphics Card Cooling: Stock GPU Cooler
Power Supply: Standard 500 Watt

 

[Peter Martin]

What is standard 500 W mean? Your PSU is really doubtful here and could be the source of your problems a good SeaSonic 550 would be what you want. Is there any other power supply you can test with? I have to start ruling out components

 

[prestonwebb04]

What is standard 500 W mean? Your PSU is really doubtful here and could be the source of your problems a good SeaSonic 550 would be what you want. Is there any other power supply you can test with? I have to start ruling out components

I do not have any other power supply to test. I am away at college now and all my other computer parts are back home. I have to have this pc up and running by tomorrow and nothing has worked for me.

I don’t know if this help any but I also get no signal when I plug into the hdmi port in the moboard as well.

 

[heshclub7]

You’re plugging your monitor into the graphics card port and not the motherboard by mistake? Definitely made myself crazy for a day making that mistake. If that’s not the case, take out the GPU and try plugging into the mobo.

 

[prestonwebb04]

You’re plugging your monitor into the graphics card port and not the motherboard by mistake? Definitely made myself crazy for a day making that mistake. If that’s not the case, take out the GPU and try plugging into the mobo.

I’ve tried that multiple times.