I installed a gigabyte gt 710, my motherboard Vga doesn't work and neither does my keyboard

[Jayisanoob]

So I installed a factory new gigabyte gt 710, I run my of but I plug my Vga into my motherboard and it's not displaying anything on the monitor and my keyboard and mouse isn't working either

 

[hang-the-9]

How do you know the mouse and keyboard are not working if you have no display? No lights on them? When you have the 710 card in, you need to move the monitor connection to the card, not have it in the motherboard.

 

[Jayisanoob]

The slot where the Hdmi Vga and the other thing won't all fit inside it, so I plugged it into the motherboard Vga instead and I know the mouse and keyboard aren't working, because the would have a light show up on them if they were

 

[Jayisanoob]

Also its not just the mouse and keyboard, it's actually the whole usb port system i have in the front and back of my pc case, they don't work

 

[hang-the-9]

The slot where the Hdmi Vga and the other thing won't all fit inside it, so I plugged it into the motherboard Vga instead and I know the mouse and keyboard aren't working, because the would have a light show up on them if they were

How did you install the card? I don't get thie part about the slot not fitting and what did you plug in the motherboard vga? Are you going from the card to the motherboard in a loop? You may need to have someone local look at what you did. Is the card in the PCIe slot properly and secured? If you are not getting any lights on the keyboard you may have damaged something or your power supply is too weak to run with the card. Remove the card and see if the computer is running.

 

[Jayisanoob]

Also even without the card, the Vga and usb ports don't work

 

[hang-the-9]

Also even without the card, the Vga and usb ports don't work

Reseat the connections in the system, power supply, drive cables, RAM, unplug the system from power, reset the BIOS with the switch on the motherboard, hold in the power button for about 15 seconds, plug it in again and see if it boots.

If that does not work, try different ports, try a PS2 keyboard if you can get one and the computer has the ports. The motherboard may have been damaged if nothing works.

 

[Jayisanoob]

 

[Jayisanoob]

I couldn't find the bios switch on the motherboard, I managed to fix the thing where the graphics card's video outputs (Hdmi, Vga and the other thing) wouldn't fit in it's slot, but still no video output even though I plugged the Vga into the graphics cards

 

[Jayisanoob]

Also before this, the graphic card slot on my motherboard was empty, there wasn't any graphic card in there before the gtx 710

 

[Jayisanoob]

If the motherboard was damaged, wouldn't that mean that my pc wouldn't be able to start up?

 

[hang-the-9]

If the motherboard was damaged, wouldn't that mean that my pc wouldn't be able to start up?

You are getting no display and your mouse or keyboard is not working, that sounds like the computer is not starting up. Is the computer working if you remove the card now? Or no?

 

[Jayisanoob]

The pc is running but doesn't output anything with or without the card

 

[hang-the-9]

The pc is running but doesn't output anything with or without the card

By running you mean it turns on? Just because it turns on does not mean the motherboard is OK. The fact that your keyboard does not even light up and the fact that you have no display points to a bad motherboard if you reset the BIOS. The system may still give power to the motherboard, and the hard-drive may even make sounds, but with no display and no keyboard/mouse use, you can'd do anything.

Try reseating the RAM, reset the BIOS by removing the CMOS battery for about 10 seconds with the system unplugged, and test things with the onboard video again.