Pc is on but no monitor signal fix!

Pc is on but there is no monitor signal quick fix! Though we also talk about what pc components that might cause the problem. Watch the video and learn how to fix the problem!
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[thekabb]

I bet you are watching this on your phone 🤣

[odimchukwuma]

Bro if this Pandemic wasn’t happening, I would travel and hug you myself, thank you for the tip about the ram sticks

[brxith]

That ram stick cleaning just saved me from taking my PC to a shop and paying a lot of money to get it fixed. you’re a true legend

[Kreege]

Just fixed a coworker's PC using the pencil eraser trick. Thanks for helping me maintain my rep at my workplace as the PC repair guru. I've been building PCs for over 20 years and almost every time I troubleshoot a problem I learn something new. I love this hobby!

[secrispy]

You deadass just saved me from dropping out of college

[kampchino]

I watched about 20 videos and nobody said anything about the RAM, until you saved me, thank you

[BussyBachelor]

I was a tiny bit skeptical that this would work years later but the RAM trick actually worked, I love you man!

[fuwafuwa]

You saved my life, i just moved to the big city to study. I had to ship my pc to my new apartment complex. When it arrived i plugged it in and nothing was working.

but the ram stick thing worked! thank you very much!

[potentialrez]

Me- blames graphics card and cpu
RAM- sitting in the corner crying because they know it was them and didn’t tell me

[alanzehnder]

I was told by a computer repair guy that I was looking at buying a whole new computer, but thanks to your video it has been brought back to life. The RAM resetting did the trick, thank you!

[jethromarcjava]

Bro, thanks for the tips and help! I was panicking because I just cleaned my system unit but the monitor receives no signal. I tried the steps 1 and 2 earlier and still no signal. Until I came across your video, and indeed, the problem lies in the ram sticks! You're a lifesaver my dude 👍

[Snaily]

Got my old machine back off my old housemate. It's not been turned on in nearly a full year, and I was genuinely going to cry when it refused to boot. I had no idea you could clean contacts in such an agressive way, so I'm glad this video exists as everything else said to be overly careful with a microfiber cloth and isopropyl alcohol. I can't thank you enough.

[xXXx]

I can't believe it. I've had my computer for a few years now, one day it just wasn't sending anything to my monitor. I've tried everything before this video. CMOS clearing, graphic card reseating, ram reseating, even my cpu got reseated.
Who would of thought taking an eraser to ram sticks would fix it. Thanks so much, you saved me from having to buy a new graphics card

[annatashasaifol]

I was about to lose my shit like I’m getting married in two days and I couldn’t afford being bummed out about a busted computer but I took your advice and it’s working now I swear to God thank you for saving me from even more stress.

[aiferapple]

Dude, you just saved my PC. I love you My PC was soooo dusty. Gave it a good clean inside and solved the problem. Massive THANK

[KostandisOos]

my girlfriend just broke up with me and i came home to my PC not running... you are a life saver for certain. thank you

[boombeachsith]

Tried different monitors and leads for hours. The ram clean did the trick!!

[brandonsmith]

Oh my god thank you. I never even guessed to look at my ram. One of the sticks was unplugged but hanging there.

[sillstepper]

I, like many others, was going nuts trying to figure this out. Reinstalled Win 10, ran Memtest, & 200 other things. Nothing worked. Then BAM! Did the eraser trick and booted up as it should. Contacts did not appear dirty at all, but evidently they were. Thanks a million!

[jojojo]

I am no expert but I think the black residue is due to this:
Electricity tends to make metals oxidate. For iron, the oxidation is called rust. Gold is used for the contacts because it cannot oxidate. However, this is probably not 100% pure gold used, but rather some mixture with some other metal which can oxidate over time and the connector will not work anymore.