The monitor won’t read HDMI from the pc after I accidentally disconnected both from the power source

[RaGe_KiLleR]

The monitor won’t read HDMI from the pc after I accidentally disconnected both from the power source

 

[Bruce]

more info!

pc specs?
what have you tried so far?
is the PC booting up and working at al?

 

[RaGe_KiLleR]

The pc looks fine and the monitor to everything was working fine until I unplugged both of them and then it stopped working

 

[PeterOz]

does the monitor have any lights - power light for example

 

[RaGe_KiLleR]

Ya it does turn on and everything it just doesn’t read it I’m not sure what could be the issue it’s a cyber pc 3070

 

[PeterOz]

cyber pc 3070

Can you look at the motherboard and give the make and model number

 

[RaGe_KiLleR]

 

[PeterOz]

Look at the board and it will have the details - example here https://www.asrock.com/mb/intel/g31m-s/
This shows this board is a G31M-S Rev: G/A 1.00
Your board will be marked similar

 

[RaGe_KiLleR]

But the pc was working perfectly fine after I disconnected from the wall

 

[PeterOz]

Yes we need the make and model of the motherboard to look at a reset.
The pic you supplied is of the drive - no use to us.
The pic I linked is to show you as a sample what to look for on your motherboard

 

[RaGe_KiLleR]

Ok

 

[RaGe_KiLleR]

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[RaGe_KiLleR]

 

[PeterOz]

Did you get any paperwork with the computer ?
If yes does it mention what motherboard you have.
Cyber make pc with different types of boards - Like Asrock and Gigabyte.
Have a look at the back of the computer and see if it has a cmos reset button
Disconnect the power cord from the wall and push the reset.
Connect the power
test

 

[RaGe_KiLleR]

Ok but can I give you the full name of the pc

 

[PeterOz]

anything that can give me the mb details

 

[Bruce]

@rage - the info Peter is chasing should either be written underneath the graphics card you showed in your last pic, so you'll have to remove that, or it looks like a bit of the make/model number is sticking out, between the memory slots and the processor socket.

 

[RaGe_KiLleR]

Hello I don’t know much but the pc I have is a i7 cyber power pc 3070

 

[PeterOz]

If you feel comfortable working on the pc
Remove power cord
on the back of the graphics card is a leaver you need to use to help remove the card - DO NOT FORCE
When it is removed you should be able to see the MB details

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[RaGe_KiLleR]