[SOLVED] New pc build - - no monitor signal

[Tomislav25]

Hi guys, I just bought this specs Fortron 600 W Intel i3 7100 msi h110m pro-d motherboard 8 gb ddr4 ram crucial, and GTX1050 2GT ti 4gb OC. I have an ssd and hdd all connected + front panel connectors connected. Processor is installed and all the components but nothing shows on monitor after starting computer

 

[the nerd 389]

First up is the usual idiot check (not intended to be offensive, it's just what I call them). You've probably already checked these, but even I miss one of them sometimes:
- Is the monitor connected to the motherboard or the GPU?
- Is the monitor set to the input you're using?
- Is everything (including the monitor) plugged in (to the wall)?
- Are all power connections properly seated?

 

[Tomislav25]

Everything above checked

 

[Tomislav25]

Monitor is inputted to the gpu

 

[the nerd 389]

Does the computer beep or have any flashing lights when you power it on?

Do the fans spin when it powers on?

 

[Tomislav25]

All fans spins no beeps no flashing light only DVD drive was flashing upon first startup

 

[Tomislav25]

Motherboard has no led indicator I noticed

 

[the nerd 389]

What monitor, and what display cable? Also, try removing the GPU and connecting the monitor to the motherboard instead. (If the GPU is in and you try this, it won't work, usually.)

 

[Tomislav25]

I removed gpu and connected monitor to mobo - - still no video input on monitor.

Monitor cable is DVI-D - - Philips 236V3lsb

 

[the nerd 389]

Take a look at page 15 of the motherboard manual. It shows the debug LEDs and what they mean. Find them on the motherboard (they're in the top-right corner), and see if any are lit.

This motherboard is somewhat unusual in that it doesn't have flashing lights to indicate errors. It has a set of three LEDs that mean different things.

 

[Tomislav25]

And then it says no video input going to sleeping mode

 

[Tomislav25]

I ll go check

 

[Tomislav25]

[strike]Let's[/strike] LEDs are all blank or I need to remove plastic to see them

 

[Tomislav25]

Make problem is in shortcircuit of mbo with case

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

Make problem is in shortcircuit of mbo with case

Is that a statement or a question?

 

[Tomislav25]

And BTW some screws I used aren't proper for this mobo I need them only 4equall to reach 6that would be the problem I think bad grounding

 

[the nerd 389]

Using the wrong screws is asking for trouble. Stripped threads create metal shavings that are nearly impossible to find, and those can short out any circuit they come into contact with.

If that's the issue, consider everything in the computer to be a fire hazard and start over with proper parts.

 

[Tomislav25]

I understand I was in a hurry to try the rig. I'll be cautioned in future.
Thx for thorough explanation.
Best regards.