The monitor does not work
I put a Gtx 1050 ti on my computer, turned on the PC, all the fans spinning, but the screen does not show anything, and tried both ways, removed the card completely and connected the monitor to the motherboard, it worked, but then I got tired of peaks ( 2 short) mp, looked what's wrong - the RAM, I decided to just take them, wipe with an eraser and put them back, and did so, put it on, and now the monitor does not show anything in any way (neither from the card, nor the motherboard) tried to reset the bios by shorting, removed the battery, connect the computer to another monitor, everything the same, does not work. I do not know what to do now, I hope for your help.
Is there any way to rule out other options by connecting the monitor to another PC?
P.S. Based on the error beeps and manipulation of the RAM slots, it's not necessarily a monitor problem.
got fed up with the spikes ( 2 short ones ) mp, looked what was wrong - RAM, decided to just take them, wipe them with an eraser and put them backFans running is not a sign that the PC is starting fine
Turned on the PC, all fans are spinning I connected the PC to a different monitor, it's the same, not working at allIt's more likely that the monitor is working but the PC isn't.
It's more likely that the monitor is working but the PC isn't.
I forgot to mention the fact that six months ago was the opposite situation, the monitor worked connected to the video card and should have been connected to the motherboard, but the motherboard does not work, my friend did something through the bios and the monitor worked from the motherboard. Now, I don't see the monitor at all and no access to the bios. Tried to start the computer in safe mode, but nothing happens, as there was a black screen with the words Input Signal not Found, and still is
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I take it that resetting the BIOS settings didn't help. Try connecting a TV set to your PC... They have a lot of inputs nowadays.
I'm pretty sure there is nothing wrong with your monitor. The problem is with the PC itself, well, or the cable. If there is some other cable, try it to rule that out as well.
It sounds like the problem is with the motherboard. If you reset BIOS, and tried both variants: with embedded video and video card 1050, it leaves you to look for the cause. It could be a failed BIOS, it could be RAM (given that it was mentioned as the primary problem), it could be the CPU... or the chipset, or whatever. If you don't have duplicate electronics to check the memory and CPU separately, you should take it to a specialist, and then you'll see.