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It looks like your power supply or motherboard has died man.
One way to check if the power supply is dead it use a voltmeter
to measure +3.3V(orange wire), +12V (yellow wire), and +5V (red wire).

If the power supply checks out, remove all DIMMs from your motherboard.
Listen for beep code to be emitted from your motherboard. If this does not
happen,
your mother board is dead. Try reseating your CPU. Else, buy another
motherboard.

"Spike" <punkrock@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.184d5650f87ae22798a427@news-server.austin.rr.com...
> Moved my second computer tonight and upon start up the monitor said "No
> Signal" I hooked up another monitor and different cable I know works and
> got the same message. I replaced the pci vid card with another identical
> one-NO CHANGE! I changed PCI slots. I installed another vid card, this
> one AGP-NO CHANGE!
> I tried a third monitor-No Change. I then shot the computer with a
> shotgun, well actually that isn't true (yet). Thoughts?
> Spike
> --
> I am Dyslexic of Borg
> "You will be laminated"
> Thanks to all who responded, I tested the CMOS battery it was a solid 3
> volts. I finally pulled all the cards & power connections & did a
> reinstall of them and the monitor now works. Just one of those
> connectivity issues I guess.
> Thanks again!
> -Spike