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02-12-2006, 06:11
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Ok thanks.
the only problem is that i havent got the manual anymore but i can download it and i hope it will guide me there. But thanks for all the help guys.
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02-12-2006, 16:20
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Thanks.
I have one more question to you DABhand when i start my pc my msi bracket shows 3 red lights and 1 green light and i checked it out its means (Initializing Video Interface This will start detecting CPU clock, checking type of video
onboard. Then, detect and initialize the video adapter). then nothing more happens. the monitor is still of but i will do what you guys told me. If you understood any of it plz inform me. Thanks.
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02-12-2006, 18:29
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It seems to be unable to detect the video card. Is it sitting stable in its slot; have you fastened it with a screw?
(I'm sure the motherboard manual explains the meaning of each LED color combination. Why do you think we know what they mean? What exactly is an "MSI bracket (2)" anyway: a motherboard type, a diagnostic LED group on some motherboards or on the front of some cases, a radio controlled model airplane running on gasoline...?!)
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09-12-2006, 21:47
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I believe I have a problem like that before. I have radeon x1900gt, It works well to me till i encounter a problem one day I opened my computer. My computer didn't have a display, I look for the problem. When I use the integrated video with my motherboard, I have a display. But when I return with my Graphics card, it wont give a display. Since my motherboard is still under warranty, I brought my computer to where I bought my motherboard coz I suspect that the problem is PCIE bus. I'm right, the PCIE bus is broken.
It could be your AGP or PCIE bus is broken. Better check if there is a need to put an external power supply. What I mean, maybe there is some power connector from your graphics card that has to be connected to the power supply. Coz some graphics card has its own power supply connector. Like mine, has a pcie power connector. Hope this helps. as cool as ice... 
Last edited by Grumpy; 10-12-2006 at 08:05. Reason: Removed animation! It only makes it harder for dialup users.
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19-12-2006, 11:38
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Problem fixed.
Sorry guys for the late answer but i just went to a pc shop and got the pc fixed.
There was several things that didn't work include graphic card so now the problem is solved but it cost me some. Thanks for the help guys.
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