PC Turns On But No Display on Monitor

[trotman000]

Hi all.

So I attempted to overclock my Ryzen 5 1600 on an ASUS Prime B350 Plus. However, afterwards, it said the overclock failed and, when attempting to restore the origonal settings, it just got stuck in a boot loop. Now, the PC turns on, all the fans spin, but I get a "No Signal" error on my monitor. I've shorted the CMOS pins but nothing seems to have changed. Help please.

 

[adiec]

power the pc off , switch off the psu switch , remove the power cable from the back of the computer , press the power button on the front of the pc, open the case , touch a metal part of the case , remove the cmos battery , wait for around 5 minutes , then touch the metal part of the case again, put the battery back. plug the power leaf back in to the psu , switch on , press the power button on the front of the pc. some people have more success resetting cmos this way .

 

[alexoiu]

Hi, Try unplugging the power cord and removing the CMOS battery for a minute.

 

[trotman000]

power the pc off , switch off the psu switch , remove the power cable from the back of the computer , press the power button on the front of the pc, open the case , touch a metal part of the case , remove the cmos battery , wait for around 5 minutes , then touch the metal part of the case again, put the battery back. plug the power leaf back in to the psu , switch on , press the power button on the front of the pc. some people have more success resetting cmos this way .

Thank you. Will try this tomorrow.

 

[trotman000]

UPDATE: Have removed and reinstalled the CMOS battery, but no change. Any other suggestions?

 

[alexoiu]

Unfortunately, no other idea than RMA-ing both board and CPU.

 

[trotman000]

Unfortunately, no other idea than RMA-ing both board and CPU.

Could it be a GPU issue?

 

[alexoiu]

Hard to say. Try testing different one, if possible. Check also if you removed the jumper after shorting the CMOS pins.

 

[trotman000]

Hard to say. Try testing different one, if possible. Check also if you removed the jumper after shorting the CMOS pins.

I don't believe there is a jumper, although I may be wrong. I'll try to retrieve my old components from my cousin.

 

[trotman000]

Hard to say. Try testing different one, if possible. Check also if you removed the jumper after shorting the CMOS pins.

Well, I've no alternative but to return the board. Very disappointed on Asus. Will go to Gigabyte.