I dusted off my old (8 years) PC which I haven't used for about 2 years and now when it turns off It just doesn't give any signal to my Monitor, Mouse or Keyboard. The screen has no signal therefore I can't acces BIOS or anything like that.
I've tried switching my GPU to a different socket but that didn't seem to do anything.
I've also tried resetting the cmos battery by removing it for 5 minutes, also didn't fix it.
I've tried plugging it into a different monitor, through HDMI, DP and neither worked, I'm 100% sure it's not the monitor or the cables because I use all of them on my main computer and they work fine.
So what could be wrong with my PC? It couldn't have just broken even tho I didn't use it?
I heard that sometimes replacing the CMOS battery helps, as those tend to fail after a long time but my fans and everything are spinning and lights on my GPU are shining so idk if CMOS has anything to do with this.
I also read to update the Motherboard bios because it might be out of date, however I can't see my monitor so It's kinda hard for me to update it. Unless I try putting it on a disk but not sure hot that'll work.
Any help would be much appreciated.
I've tried switching my GPU to a different socket but that didn't seem to do anything.
I've also tried resetting the cmos battery by removing it for 5 minutes, also didn't fix it.
I've tried plugging it into a different monitor, through HDMI, DP and neither worked, I'm 100% sure it's not the monitor or the cables because I use all of them on my main computer and they work fine.
So what could be wrong with my PC? It couldn't have just broken even tho I didn't use it?
I heard that sometimes replacing the CMOS battery helps, as those tend to fail after a long time but my fans and everything are spinning and lights on my GPU are shining so idk if CMOS has anything to do with this.
I also read to update the Motherboard bios because it might be out of date, however I can't see my monitor so It's kinda hard for me to update it. Unless I try putting it on a disk but not sure hot that'll work.
Any help would be much appreciated.