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Hi friends I am facing an issue with my PC early I was using Windows XP and now I have switch it to Windows Vista. After install Vista I am able to start my Pc it’s get Boot but I am getting a Blank Screen on my desktop. Can anyone help me out with this issue?
Sure i will have u help you with that before that may i have your PC Configuration including.
following are My PC configuration.
Intel 2.4 Ghz
865 Intel Motherboard.
80gb HDD.
512mb RAM.
128mb AVP CARD.
You need to follow few of the steps Down :-
- Make sure all power cables are firmly plugged in. You may need to do this while the PC is on...be careful.
- Make sure all power connectors are in the right place
- Try a different graphics card and/or a different graphics port if you can (PCI, PCI-E, AGP etc)
- You may also want to try resetting the CMOS if you have changed the hardware. Do this by removing the CMOS battery. Its the big watch battery. Push a clip and pop it out.
- Keep it disconnected for 10-20 mins and put it back in.
- Check that your CPU fan/heatsink is properly and tightly fixed also.
This Should fixed your Problem.
I tried all the things but it didn't worked for me.Thanks for your Help.
As you have mentioned above i hope it would be an issue with your Power Supply try to change it and Check and Updates the drivers for your Dispaly Card. Hope this would work for you.
Hi... Please tell me. which version of Vista u are installing?Quote:
Originally Posted by pragnesh
if you can get into safe mode turn off your system and presss F8 when starting up right click on my computer and then click on advanced tab start up and recovery on default operating system choose vista or something not sure what it would say for vista because i don't use it...I hope it would be helpful for you....:thumbup1:
What you do is take out the battery, then disconnect all power to the computer so it's not able to retrieve power from anywhere.
Then you press the ON button and hold it for exactly 30 seconds. (can't be less or it won't work)
Then you get the AC power cord and plug it in, and turn on the power supply so the light glows. (the battery MUST still be out)
Then you switch on the computer and it should work.
After that you just shut down the computer and put the battery in again and switch it back.
What this does is reset the components of the computer, I don't know why it has done this but this method fixes it. I'm real glad it's ok cos I might've had to reformat