No Display Showing up on Monitor

[willogio]

So last weekend a few friends and I decided to have a small LAN party at my house, we moved into another room from where my PC was to have more space. So I unplugged my computer and moved it into the other room and set it up, all was fine while they were over. So come a few days ago I finally got around to moving my PC back into my room where it normally is and i set it up again and everything is normal, all the fans come on etc. So I go to plug my computer into my monitor and there's no display, this happens quite frequently and is fixed by just unplugging and re-plugging it in, but it still doesn't work. I've tried two different monitors, one of which i was using while my friends were here and nothing comes up. I don't what to do as all the fans come on and nothing was damaged. If someone could give me a suggestion that'd be great I've run out of ideas and I'm now starting to worry.

Thanks

 

[plaintuts]

Can you see any physical damage to the display port?

 

[willogio]

Can you see any physical damage to the display port?

No, there is absolutely no damage. I didn't drop it or anything I just simply moved it from one room to another.

 

[danny2000]

Are you able to see anything at all on the screen when it starts to boot? or just a black screen the whole time? It sounds like the case, but just clarifying.

 

[plaintuts]

So correct me if im wrong,

Sometimes the monitor works by unpluging and re-plugging the connector, but now it totally doesnt work.

 

[willogio]

Are you able to see anything at all on the screen when it starts to boot? or just a black screen the whole time? It sounds like the case, but just clarifying.[/quotems

The monitor just says "HDMI No Signal"

 

[danny2000]

Do you have more than one HDMI slot on the monitor and/or computer?

 

[danny2000]

Oh, and if you have a vga connector, on the motherboard or the video card, try to use that to test.

 

[willogio]

Do you have more than one HDMI slot on the monitor and/or computer?

There is only one HDMI port on the monitor, but I have a second monitor and it says the same thing.
There's one HDMI port on my GTX 770, but I also have a DVI to HDMI port which I also tried

 

[danny2000]

does your motherboard have a vga connector?

Also verify in your bios/uefi that it is using the PCI-E slot and not the motherboard slot. You may have to change this also to test with the VGA connector and vice-versa.

 

[willogio]

does your motherboard have a vga connector?

Also verify in your bios/uefi that it is using the PCI-E slot and not the motherboard slot. You may have to change this also to test with the VGA connector and vice-versa.

No my Motherboard doesn't have any display ports, how would I be able to verify anything in the BIOS if I can't see anything on the screen?

 

[plaintuts]

I will just wait for the reply on my last post then.

 

[danny2000]

does your motherboard have a vga connector?

Also verify in your bios/uefi that it is using the PCI-E slot and not the motherboard slot. You may have to change this also to test with the VGA connector and vice-versa.

No my Motherboard doesn't have any display ports, how would I be able to verify anything in the BIOS if I can't see anything on the screen?

True...duh.

Which make and model is your GTX 770?
Which make and model is your motherboard?
The GTX 770 most-likely has a VGA connector on it.

 

[willogio]

So correct me if im wrong,

Sometimes the monitor works by unpluging and re-plugging the connector, but now it totally doesnt work.

yes, sometimes i just re connect it and it works but now it won't work.

 

[willogio]

does your motherboard have a vga connector?

Also verify in your bios/uefi that it is using the PCI-E slot and not the motherboard slot. You may have to change this also to test with the VGA connector and vice-versa.

No my Motherboard doesn't have any display ports, how would I be able to verify anything in the BIOS if I can't see anything on the screen?

True...duh.

Which make and model is your GTX 770?
Which make and model is your motherboard?
The GTX 770 most-likely has a VGA connector on it.

I have an EVGA GTX 770
An Asus M5A97 R2.0 or something like that i don't really remember.
and i'm not too sure what a vga connector looks like so i'm not sure if it does.

 

[plaintuts]

Try to reseat the gpu (" just remove the card then put it back in") and unplug and replug the power connector.

Also give it a little dusting off.

Then try to boot up, listen if you hear a beep sound from the motherboard.

 

[willogio]

Try to reseat the gpu (" just remove the card then put it back in") and unplug and replug the power connector.

Also give it a little dusting off.

Then try to boot up, listen if you hear a beep sound from the motherboard.

YES! It worked by reseating it! Thank you so much I don't know how I can re pay you but thank you, I haven't been able to use my PC in a week, time to game!

 

[plaintuts]

you're welcome.